DOGE Whale Positions on GMX
Which GMX whales are long and short DOGE, who is in profit and what they just changed.
Who is winning
How much leverage they use
Share of DOGE whale dollars at each leverage.
Biggest open winners
DOGE whale positions
| Side | Size | Open profit | Whale |
|---|---|---|---|
| short | $53K | +$5K | 0x0b9b…84ad |
| long | $22K | -$2K | 0x830c…1746 |
| short | $15K | -$152 | 0x0f92…a6c8 |
| short | $11K | -$110 | 0x4017…a69a |
Latest DOGE whale moves
No DOGE moves of $100K or more in the last 24 hours.
Questions
Are GMX whales long or short DOGE?
4 tracked GMX whales hold DOGE positions: $22K long (1) and $80K short (3), so 22% of their DOGE exposure is long.
What counts as a whale here?
A whale here is a GMX account on Arbitrum with $100K or more in open positions. GMX has no public ranking of account balances, so the rule is position size. Positions of $10K or more are read about every 5 minutes from GMX's public data. A wallet's longs and shorts in one coin are netted, and its positions in different pools for one coin are combined.
Deep Blue Alpha is independent and not affiliated with GMX. Data about past and current positions, not financial advice.
