The BTC whale with a winning rate of 92.5% suddenly turned its back! Just closed over $70 million in orders and started betting on BTC's decline again

A BTC whale that previously attracted attention with high win rates and high leverage operations suddenly changed its trading direction: previously long BTC 40 times, now it has tied long and opened short. On chain data shows that address 0x396d... 99 had previously established multiple orders of 911.55 BTC at an average price of approximately $77733, using 40 times leverage, with a nominal position value of approximately $70.08 million at one point. More noteworthy is that statistics show that the address has achieved profits in 74 out of the previous 80 BTC transactions, with a historical win rate of approximately 92.5%. But as BTC oscillated around $77000 again, this high win rate trader began to change direction. The latest Hyperliquid whale monitoring shows that the address has ended its previous large BTC long position and made a sell short operation worth approximately $8.87 million near BTC of around $77179. And this is not a simple small position test run. Subsequent position data shows that the BTC open position at this address has continued to expand to approximately 320.9 BTC, with a nominal value of approximately $24.63 million and an average opening price of approximately $77105, still using 40 times leverage. That is to say, a few days ago, this trader controlled over $70 million in BTC long orders, and now has completed the transition from "high leverage long" to "high leverage short". However, 92.5% is only the historical winning rate of the address's past 80 BTC transactions, and does not necessarily mean that this short selling is correct. At the same time, a leverage of 40 times means that there may be small reverse fluctuations in prices, which could lead to rapid changes in position gains and losses. What is truly worth paying attention to is not the $8.87 million itself, but a high win rate whale that has won 74 out of the past 80 BTC trades suddenly changing direction. As the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting approaches, it has withdrawn from its $70 million long position and turned to high leverage short selling. Is this an early defense against macro risks, or will it be "hunted down" by BTC in the opposite direction this time? The subsequent position changes are worth continuing to track. If you want to track the real-time flow of BTC funds, changes in trading volume, and market hotspots, you can register OKX through the AiCoin cooperation portal: 👉 https://jump.do/zh-Hans/xlink?checkProxy=true&proxyId=2 Risk Warning: The views, conclusions, and recommendations presented in this article are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice. The market is risky, and investment needs to be cautious.