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Whale's「Set 10 Big Goals First」 Close Bitcoin Short for Over $9.46 Million Profit, Then Switch to Long
BlockBeats News, June 19, the contract whale "First Set 10 Big Goals" revealed on social media that they closed a short position of 3,173.608 BTC, making a profit of over $9.46 million. Subsequently, the whale turned to longing, opening a long position of 999.121 BTC at a price of $62,682.17 per BTC.
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"The 'BTC OG Insider Whale' has closed positions for ZEC and UNI longs, but still holds a $80 million BTC long position"
BlockBeats News, June 19th, according to on-chain analyst Wu Jinyu's monitoring, the "BTC OG Insider Whale" has closed its ZEC and UNI long positions, but still holds the majority of its position in a BTC long position with a significant unrealized loss. In particular, the whale closed a 50,000 ZEC long position, worth approximately $22.38 million, with a profit of about $420,000; at the same time, it closed a 580,000 UNI long position that was opened on the previous day at a higher price, worth approximately $1.76 million, with a loss of about $310,000. Its 1,270 BTC long position opened in May at an average price of $76,117 is still held, with the current position worth approximately $80 million, but facing an unrealized loss of $16.65 million.
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Japan's food prices in May rose by 3.5% year-on-year, unchanged from the previous month; rice prices fell by 4.9% for the first time.
In May, Japan's food prices rose by 3.5% year-on-year, the same as in April, marking the slowest growth rate since October 2024. Within the various categories, fish and seafood increased by 5.5%, meat by 3.5%, dairy and eggs by 3.6%, oils and seasonings by 3.9%, pastries and sweets by 8.1%, ready-made foods by 4.4%, beverages by 8.7%, alcoholic drinks by 0.2%, and dining out by 1.0%. Except for pastries and sweets, all other categories saw a narrowing growth rate compared to the previous month. After falling for five consecutive months, the price of fresh vegetables rebounded by 3.8%. The price of grains turned negative for the first time since December 2021, declining by 0.9%. Fresh fruit continued its deflationary trend, dropping 1.6%. Among staple foods, the price of rice fell by 4.9% year-on-year, marking the first annual decrease since November 2022. This indicates a divergence in Japan’s domestic food inflation structure, with cost pressures persisting in some categories but an overall slowdown in price increases.
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