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A social media post claims that an address associated with 58bro.eth borrowed funds and added to its position, accumulating a total long position of 7000 ETH.
58bro.eth(@0x58bro) repeatedly went long $18.74 million worth of $ETH over the past 24 hours 👀
An associated address, 0xc24…FE8d2, withdrew 3000 $ETH from #Binance, deposited it into Aave, and borrowed 9 million USDT, then continued adding to its position, accumulating a total long position of 7000 ETH at an average price of $2677.59.
Wallet address https://t.co/oSDGgaYreE
#Bitget https://t.co/rDqIgY9qQN
The post claims that 58bro.eth repeatedly went long $18.74 million worth of ETH over the past 24 hours.
The post claims that the associated address 0xc24…FE8d2 withdrew 3000 ETH from Binance and deposited it into Aave.
The post claims that the address borrowed 9 million USDT from Aave and then continued adding to its position.
The post claims that it accumulated a total long position of 7000 ETH at an average price of $2677.59.
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This is a social media on-chain monitoring post describing an associated address withdrawing ETH, using it as collateral to borrow USDT, and then increasing its ETH long position.
If the post's data is accurate, the address may hold a large ETH long position involving borrowing; however, the activity of a single address does not represent the overall market trend.
Going long means betting that the price will rise; borrowing and leverage amplify gains and losses, and a price decline may increase liquidation risk.
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View glossary →A method of borrowing funds to increase a trading position; it can amplify both potential gains and potential losses.
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View glossary →The disposal of a position or collateral that occurs when collateral or margin requirements are not met; the specific conditions are determined by the product.
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