On-chain spotted three "wild whales" surfacing half an hour ago!

Among them, ENA is the first time we've seen in these two days, and TON looks like it chased the high and got stuck at the top...

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🐋 Bitcoin whale: steady with some waves

· Opened a long position of 133.2 BTC, worth over $24.2k
· 40x leverage, entry price $80,918, now floating profit +$24.2k
· Liquidation price at $78,166, not far away, a slight tremor could wipe it out

👉 Also considered an experienced trader, but the safety cushion is quite thin.

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🐟 ENA whale: lost money on first appearance

· Opened a long position of over 9.37 million ENA, worth $1.17 million
· 10x leverage, entry price $0.13, currently floating loss -$23.7k
· Liquidation price shows $0.00 (possibly data not accurate)

👉 Never seen this coin on the whale list before, and got caught on the first try. Tried to bottom-fish around $0.13 but missed the mark.

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🐻 TON whale: definitely chased the high and got caught

· Opened a long position of 500k TON, worth $1.18 million
· 10x leverage, entry price $2.46, now floating loss -$50.2k
· Liquidation price at $0.50, almost impossible to be liquidated, but the loss is the worst

👉 TON has risen from $1.4 to over $2.9 in recent days, this guy probably bought in during the rise, but got caught hanging on the tree. Floating loss over 4 points, looks painful.

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One sentence summary:

· BTC: Take a gamble, make some small money, but it could flip anytime
· ENA: New whale, got beaten up trying to test the waters
· TON: Typical "chasing the high" retail, but in the rich guy version

All of these are real on-chain positions, not investment advice to buy or sell. Even whales can lose, don’t follow high leverage blindly.