【BitPush】This week’s winners in the crypto market have been announced. According to on-chain data tracking, Pantera Capital performed remarkably with three large transactions, earning $12.1 million, $6 million, and $3.6 million respectively, far ahead of its peers. During the same period, Arrington XRP Capital also made gains, but its scale was noticeably smaller. In contrast, most funds this week appeared somewhat mediocre — neither achieving astonishing returns nor suffering significant losses, as if waiting for the next opportunity to arrive. The gap between leading institutions and other players is vividly reflected in market fluctuations.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 7h ago
Pantera is really ruthless, making over 20 million in a week just like that. Meanwhile, retail investors are still watching candlestick charts...
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 7h ago
pantera running three separate positions to distribute execution risk... actually if you backtrack the txn timestamps, there's probably a ~200bps MEV window they exploited between blocks. most funds just sitting flat waiting for vol to spike, which is mathematically suboptimal imo
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BearMarketBarber
· 7h ago
Pantera is showing off again; this move is indeed outrageous.
Pantera Capital makes a $18.1 million profit this week, while other funds perform mediocrely
【BitPush】This week’s winners in the crypto market have been announced. According to on-chain data tracking, Pantera Capital performed remarkably with three large transactions, earning $12.1 million, $6 million, and $3.6 million respectively, far ahead of its peers. During the same period, Arrington XRP Capital also made gains, but its scale was noticeably smaller. In contrast, most funds this week appeared somewhat mediocre — neither achieving astonishing returns nor suffering significant losses, as if waiting for the next opportunity to arrive. The gap between leading institutions and other players is vividly reflected in market fluctuations.