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On-chain whale activity has intensified as a major player faces significant losses from leveraged positions in
and , while a separate 10,000 sell-off underscores growing bearish sentiment in the cryptocurrency market. The developments highlight the fragility of high-leverage strategies amid volatile price action and shifting institutional dynamics .A whale holding $183 million in
with 15x leverage and $93.41 million in XRP with 10x leverage is now nursing an unrealized loss of $21.5 million, according to . This follows a market downturn that has eroded the value of the positions, with ETH and XRP trading below their entry points. The same whale previously shorted at $1.20, before pivoting to long ETH/XRP positions at $3,220 and $2.29, respectively. However, recent price declines have turned those gains into losses, illustrating the risks of aggressive leverage in a market prone to sharp corrections.The sell-off is part of a broader trend of large-scale on-chain activity. A separate "mega whale" holding 10,000 BTC-equivalent to roughly $490 million at current prices-
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Regulatory developments are further complicating the landscape.
of Bitwise's 10-Crypto Index ETF, which includes XRP, has expanded institutional access to crypto assets but also raised questions about market structure. Meanwhile, in November, reflecting waning demand despite Abu Dhabi's ADIC tripling its IBIT stake to $518 million.Market participants are now watching for signs of stabilization. The whale's ETH/XRP positions remain at risk of liquidation if prices continue to decline, while the 10,000 BTC sale could exacerbate downward pressure. Analysts note that such large-scale moves often trigger cascading effects, particularly in leveraged markets where margin calls can accelerate selling.
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