Whale's leveraged ETH position liquidated for 6,667 ETH amid price decline

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Whale activity trading saw a major ETH position liquidated as price action pushed ETH below $1,600. A large whale lost 6,667.13 ETH and 987.8 million USDT when ETH reached $1,540. Total liquidated ETH reached 21,798.13 overnight. Remaining collateral in two addresses totals 82,871.28 ETH. Address 0xc3f holds 51,333.58 ETH with a liquidation price of $1,526.91. Address 0x34d holds 31,537.7 ETH remaining, with a liquidation price of $1,458.78.

Huo Xing Finance reports, according to crypto analyst Aunt Ai @ai_9684xtpa, a large whale address that used leveraged borrowing to go long on ETH was again liquidated early this morning when ETH dropped to $1,540, resulting in the liquidation of 6,667.13 ETH and repayment of $9.878 million in USDT debt. Data shows that the whale was collectively liquidated for a total of 21,798.13 ETH last night. Currently, the remaining collateral in its two addresses has declined to 82,871.28 ETH. Latest on-chain data indicates that the address starting with 0xc3f has $51,333.58 ETH remaining borrowed, with a liquidation price of $1,526.91; the address starting with 0x34d has $31,537.7 ETH remaining borrowed, with a liquidation price of $1,458.78.

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