The mysterious Large Investors who accurately shorted after the 1011 flash crash, do they have new moves this time?
Just 10 minutes ago, this address suddenly deposited 55,340 ETH into Aave as collateral, which is roughly 157 million dollars at current prices. Immediately after, he borrowed a total of 50 million USDT and transferred it all to a certain Large Investors exchange.
This operation looks complicated - last time before the flash crash, he strategically placed shorting positions and filled them up. This time, with so much ETH collateralized to borrow stablecoins, is he preparing to bottom out or is there another plan? From the scale of funds, this is definitely not the work of an ordinary player.
The transparency of DeFi protocols allows us to track the movements of these Large Investors in real-time, but their true intentions often remain unknown until the market validates them. What do you think is hidden behind this operation?
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governance_lurker
· 12-01 09:33
Here he comes again, this guy really has a keen sense of smell. Last time he ate a short order and now he's messing around again. I'm a bit afraid he might be up to something.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 12-01 09:29
Here we go again, this guy stuffed himself last time and wants to replicate it this time? 50 million USDT into the exchange, it's either buy the dip or dumping, to put it bluntly, it's still waiting for the right opportunity. The transparency of DeFi is indeed useful, but the ones who truly make money are always those who convert information into action.
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ReverseTrendSister
· 12-01 09:13
Here comes this trap again, this guy really treats the on-chain as a stage for performance.
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CryptoSurvivor
· 12-01 09:11
This guy is back again. Last time he made a fortune, and now he still dares to play like this?
The mysterious Large Investors who accurately shorted after the 1011 flash crash, do they have new moves this time?
Just 10 minutes ago, this address suddenly deposited 55,340 ETH into Aave as collateral, which is roughly 157 million dollars at current prices. Immediately after, he borrowed a total of 50 million USDT and transferred it all to a certain Large Investors exchange.
This operation looks complicated - last time before the flash crash, he strategically placed shorting positions and filled them up. This time, with so much ETH collateralized to borrow stablecoins, is he preparing to bottom out or is there another plan? From the scale of funds, this is definitely not the work of an ordinary player.
The transparency of DeFi protocols allows us to track the movements of these Large Investors in real-time, but their true intentions often remain unknown until the market validates them. What do you think is hidden behind this operation?