On-chain detective data indicate that a whale held long positions in Solana for nearly a month and closed the entire position today for profit.

A SOL Whale Closed A Long Position On September 26 With About $4,408,200 In Profit After Nearly A Month Of Holding

A whale address tracked by TradingBeats closed a SOL long position on the morning of September 26, according to BlockBeats. The address, shown as 0x13da...08be, held about 282,700 SOL in long exposure, and the position was closed for about $34,030,000. The trade produced about $4,408,200 in profit, and the address now has no SOL derivatives position.

Entry, holding, and exit

The position was opened in batches between August 30 and August 31 at an average entry price of about $104.79 per SOL. It was held for nearly a month before being closed at an average exit price of about $120.39 per SOL. The exit price was about 14.9 percent above the entry price.

Earlier losses before the winning trade

The same address had two losing SOL trades in late August. A short position first lost about $638,500. After switching to a long position, it lost about $1,030,000. The address then returned to a long position and kept that exposure until the September 26 take-profit.

What readers can take from the record

The sequence shows how one large trader moved from losses to profit by changing position direction and holding a long position for several weeks. The source only records the completed trade and the current lack of SOL derivatives exposure; it does not show any new position after the close, so readers should treat the event as on-chain evidence of one whale's action, not as a prediction about SOL prices.