## Major Market Players: How BTC, ETH, and SOL Positions Are Changing After a Surge Above $90,000

Recent blockchain monitoring data shows interesting dynamics among large institutional players' positions. After Bitcoin's price surpassed the $90,000 mark, the situation with held long positions improved significantly for some traders, but not for all.

Ethereum's position remains the most significant among the analyzed assets. Holding 203,340.64 coins valued at approximately $617 million, the owner of this position opened it at a price of $3,147.39. With Ethereum's current price at $3,220, unrealized losses still amount to $22.65 million. Such a position size indicates a long-term holding strategy despite temporary fluctuations.

Regarding Bitcoin, the situation is somewhat more optimistic. A million BTC coins purchased at $91,506.70, with a current value of about $93,030 per coin, and a total position value of $93 million, demonstrate an unrealized loss of only $1.64 million. This is the smallest loss among the analyzed assets.

The most interesting situation unfolds with Solana. A position of 511,000 coins, initially opened at $130.1911, is now worth about $68 million at the current price of $133.74. The unrealized loss here is only $573,000 — almost negligible compared to other assets, indicating the most successful position in this group.

The total unrealized loss across all three positions has decreased to $24.86 million. This development shows how sensitive large positions are to changes in market quotes, especially after sudden fluctuations similar to the flash crash that occurred earlier. For traders holding such volumes, each price increase of a few percent can mean a significant change in their P&L.