2026-01-20 04:35:14

Interesting, Boss Yi is starting to make moves again😏

Just now, 10 million USDT were borrowed from the Aave protocol and immediately transferred to a major exchange, clearly preparing for an ETH position increase. We've seen this operation pattern quite a few times.

According to data, this wallet currently holds 626,778.65 ETH, with a total market value of about $1.94 billion. Interestingly, their average cost basis is only around $3,105.5, and now the unrealized profit has reached $53.52 million. This indicates that the funds entered the market quite early.

From the series of actions involving borrowing → depositing → increasing positions, it shows that large investors still have confidence in the short-term trend of ETH. The upcoming movement is worth watching.

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ForumLurker

· 01-20 05:05

Here we go again. How many times has this trick been played before, yet some people still follow the trend.

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SwapWhisperer

· 01-20 05:05

Here we go again, I can guess the ending of this old trick with my eyes closed.

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ForkPrince

· 01-20 05:00

Here we go again, this move is really slick. With a floating profit of over 50 million, still daring to add more? I just want to know how high this wave can go.

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NftMetaversePainter

· 01-20 04:57

actually, the algorithmic elegance of this lending→exchange→accumulation sequence is precisely what separates on-chain primitives from traditional finance... the hash value of institutional behavior made legible through blockchain transparency. this is what computational aesthetics looks like when whales orchestrate their digital sovereignty

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 01-20 04:54

Here we go again, using leverage to borrow coins and continue bottom-fishing, really impressive

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