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The market remains calm, but the actions of major players are never absent.
In the past couple of days, a noteworthy move has emerged. On a leading derivatives trading platform, a new address has deployed an interesting combination with a solid $4 million in just 4 days: simultaneously taking 10x leverage long positions on BTC and short positions on ETH.
This is not a simple directional bet. Just look at the floating numbers: the BTC long position currently has an unrealized loss of 88,000, but the ETH short position has an unrealized profit of 139,000, with the overall account profit stuck at $50,000.
What is the logic behind this? The whales have spoken through their actions — they do not have absolute bullish confidence in the entire market. They are reluctant to go all-in unilaterally, but they are very interested in the "coin differentiation" opportunity. They would rather let the BTC longs endure short-term losses and seize the potential weakness of ETH. This hedging approach indicates two points: first, a cautious attitude toward the overall upward trend of the market; second, a continued belief in BTC's value and position.
The market is making choices; the probability of a unilateral surge is decreasing, but differentiated performance will be very apparent. BTC is very likely to become the "first choice for resilience" and even lead the rally. This is not retail investor sentiment but an institutional-level deployment with real capital.