[If Bitcoin Price Rises by 13.3%, $10 Billion in Short Positions Will Be Liquidated]
According to a chart published by Cointelegraph, if the price of Bitcoin (BTC) rises by 13.3%, $10 billion worth of short positions will be liquidated.
[BTC Closed Position Loss of $1.3 Million, 'New Insider Giant' ETH Holding Unrealized Loss of $2.05 Million]
On-chain analysis shows that the 'New Insider Giant' closed their BTC position yesterday, incurring a loss of $1.3 million, ending their perfect record. Currently, their holding of 40,000 ETH (valued at approximately $135 million) has an unrealized loss of $2.05 million, with an opening price of $3,445.58 and a liquidation price of $2,533.69.
As crypto trading volumes collapse in South Korea, retail investors are flocking to the stock market, fueling a state-backed AI-driven rally that’s replaced altcoin mania with semiconductor fever.
[Analyst Says Bitcoin Whales Holding for Over 7 Years Have Been Cashing Out on a Large Scale Since Last November]
Charles Edwards, co-founder of Capriole Investments, shared a chart on the X platform analyzing the on-chain selling activity of OG holders who have held Bitcoin for seven years or longer. The chart shows orange markers representing $100 million in sales and red markers representing $500 million in sales. Charles Edwards pointed out that the selling activity of these Bitcoin OGs began in November 2024 and intensified in 2025.
[James Wynn Closes 40x Leveraged Short BTC Position, Profits $85,380]
According to Onchain Lens monitoring, James Wynn has closed his 40x leveraged Bitcoin (BTC) short position, earning a profit of $85,380. Currently, he still needs $21.9 million to recover his costs.
[Italian Banking Sector Proposes Staggered Investment in Digital Euro Project]
A senior official from the Italian Banking Association (ABI) stated that Italian banks support the European Central Bank's (ECB) digital euro project but suggest staggering the related investments to address the high costs. The ECB aims to strengthen the eurozone's monetary sovereignty through the digital euro, but some French and German banks are concerned that the project might encourage users to shift to the ECB's online wallet for daily payments, thereby reducing bank deposits. The ECB Governing Council decided at the Florence meeting on October 29-30 to advance the digital euro project to the next phase, with a pilot expected in 2027 and an official launch in 2029, provided that relevant EU legislation is passed by 2026.