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Due to yesterday's Starknet valuation controversy, two whales have taken a short position on STRK and partially exited with gains today

Due to yesterday's Starknet valuation controversy, two whales have taken a short position on STRK and partially exited with gains today

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/01/15 09:41

BlockBeats News, January 15th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, following yesterday's Solana official tweet stating that Starknet's public chain had 8 daily active users and 10 daily transactions, yet a market capitalization of 1 billion U.S. dollars, this statement quickly sparked controversy and discussion in the crypto community. Against this backdrop, the whale identified as the "Shanzhai Air Force Leader" and another address starting with 0x023 have both established STRK short positions with approximately 5x leverage. In the past few hours, both whales have closed some of their short positions to take profit. The average entry price for these positions was around $0.0897, with an overall return of about 15%.

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