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08:53
A Whale Engages in a Highly Leveraged Long Position, Buying $21 Million Worth of ETH Spot on Chain
BlockBeats News, March 10th, according to EmberCN monitoring, a whale made a leveraged long position. Following yesterday's $84 million long position on BTC and ETH contracts on Hyperliquid, today the whale bought $21 million worth of ETH spot on-chain. Their long positions consist of 600 BTC, worth $42.53 million, and 20,000 ETH, worth $41.32 million. The BTC entry price is $67,419, and the ETH entry price is $2,003, currently unrealized profit is $3.27 million. The whale bought 10,158 ETH spot on-chain 10 minutes ago using $21 million, at a price of $2,067.
08:52
After going long with $84 million in BTC and ETH, the whale purchased an additional $21 million in ETH spot.
On-chain monitoring shows that Whale Suoduo opened long positions worth $84 million in BTC and ETH on Hyperliquid yesterday, including 600 BTC (worth $42.53 million, opening price $67,419) and 20,000 ETH (worth $41.32 million, opening price $2,003), currently with an unrealized profit of $3.27 million. Ten minutes ago (UTC+8), this whale also purchased 10,158 ETH spot on-chain for $21 million, with an average transaction price of $2,067. (Yujin)
08:48
Barclays: Energy supply shocks begin to impact Asian economic activity
Golden Ten Data reported on March 10 that although oil prices have cooled down, Barclays economists indicate that some emerging signs show supply shocks are beginning to put pressure on economic activity in Asia. Similar to the Philippines, Thailand has approved a requirement for most government agencies to implement work-from-home arrangements to reduce energy consumption and has asked officials to suspend non-essential travel, while South Korea has hinted at introducing a supplementary budget to support affected groups. The Barclays economics team stated: "This is consistent with our view that the (South Korean) government needs more fiscal resources to alleviate the impact of rising fuel costs on consumers."
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