#حوت.الكريبتو The one who predicted a market crash in October is betting on the rise of #البيتكوين and #الإيثريوم and #سولانا One of the #الكريبتو whales, who owns $11 billion and correctly predicted the $19 billion market crash in October, is now betting on the rising prices of major cryptocurrencies, possibly indicating a market recovery. After earning $330 million from selling Ether (ETH) at $2,981, the whale opened three leveraged buy positions totaling $748 million, betting on Bitcoin rising to $87,910, as well as Ethereum and Solana at $124.11. The largest of these positions is a $598 million buy position for Ethereum, opened at a price of $3,147, which faces liquidation if the price drops below $2,143, according to blockchain data platform Lookonchain. The whale appeared in August and began transferring around $5 billion from Bitcoin to Ethereum, briefly surpassing the second-largest institutional treasury in terms of total Ether holdings. $SOL ‌ $BTC ‌ $ETH ‌

#2025Gate年度账单 #Solana年度收入首次超越以太坊 #本周宏观聚焦美联储主席人选 #Gate社区圣诞氛围感 #日本央行明年或两次加息

#SOL升值空间 Many new traders are confused by the terminology in the crypto world. Actually, as long as you clarify a few key concepts, the trading logic will become clear. Today, we will break down the terms **Open Position, Close Position, Long, Short** one by one. **What is opening a position?** Simply put, opening a position means establishing a new trading position—you need to decide whether to buy or sell. For example, if you are bullish on the $BTC trend and decide to buy some, this action is called opening a position. Then, when the price goes up, you sell it to lock in profits. **Bullish means opening a long, bearish means opening a short** Opening a long is easy to understand: you predict the market will rise, so you buy assets. When the price indeed goes up, you sell for profit—that process is called "closing the long." Conversely, what is opening a short? You think the price will fall, so you borrow assets and sell them. When the price drops, you buy back to return the borrowed assets, and the difference is your profit. Selling to close a short position is called "closing the short." **Funding rate mechanism in perpetual contracts** This is an often overlooked cost. The funding rate is unique to perpetual contracts and is settled every 8 hours. When the rate is positive, longs pay shorts; when negative, the opposite. This mechanism helps regulate market supply and demand, preventing extreme one-sided trends. If you hold a position overnight, be sure to pay attention to the countdown—how much time is left until the next funding rate settlement. After the time is up, depending on your position direction, you will either pay or receive funding fees. **Don’t forget the risk warning** Leverage trading is a game of small bets with big rewards, but profits are amplified, and so are losses. It’s possible to lose your principal overnight, so you must strictly control your risk exposure. Don’t be greedy; sticking to a prudent strategy is the long-term way. Remember: mainstream coins like $ETH and $BTC are already quite volatile, so there’s no need to add leverage and gamble on luck.