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ChainCatcher News, according to monitoring by Hyperinsight, here is an overview of the most active on-chain whale movements in the past 24 hours: The "Top 100% Win Rate Whale" closed its approximately $25 million 25x leveraged ETH short position this morning, incurring another loss of $1.44 million, with only about $570,000 in account assets remaining. After a previous 14-win streak, the whale has now recorded five consecutive losses. Over the past month, its contract losses have totaled $31.47 million. The "1011 Insider Whale" increased its 5x leveraged long positions by adding 3,000 ETH and 100 BTC. Its current positions are a BTC long worth $73 million and an ETH long worth $44 million, with a total position value of about $117 million and an overall unrealized loss of $1.8 million. The BTC entry price is $104,520.3, and the ETH entry price is $3,427.14. "Machi Big Brother" Huang Licheng raised about $500,000 to return to Hyperliquid, once again opening a 25x leveraged ETH long position at an entry price of $3,346.26, with a position value of $9.5 million and an unrealized profit of $110,000. Ethereum's largest holding institution, Bitmine, received another 20,205 ETH from an exchange and FalconX this morning, worth $69.89 million. Over the past 30 days, its total ETH holdings have increased by about 20%. Bitmine currently holds about 3.4 million ETH, valued at approximately $11.32 billion. The "HYPE Listing Insider Whale" increased its long positions in HYPE and PURR. The current 5x leveraged HYPE long position is worth $53 million, with an entry price of $39.1891 and an unrealized profit of over $2.13 million; the 3x leveraged PURR long position is worth $500,000. The "Steadfast 25x ETH Long Whale" increased its position, which is now valued at $7.6 million, with an entry price of $3,434.29 and an unrealized loss of $120,000.

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