Data: "Calm Order King" suffered 31 consecutive liquidations on short positions, with weekly losses reaching $15.3 million
ChainCatcher News, according to Coinbob's popular address monitoring, the "Calm Order King" has once again opened a ZEC short position in the past half hour and increased the position to average down on the SOL short. In addition, due to the continuous rise of BTC since early this morning, the BTC and SOL short positions opened by this address have been liquidated 31 times within a few hours, resulting in a total loss of $2.78 million. Even though this address has successively deposited $440,000 in margin to Hyperliquid today, more than half of the positions have still been liquidated. Compared to yesterday:
BTC short: position size $41.72 million—$22.05 million; unrealized loss $1.09 million (-194%); liquidation price $89,900;
SOL short: position size $30.89 million—$15.12 million; unrealized loss $1.18 million (-156%); liquidation price $142.
This trader grew his principal from $3 million to over $30 million in two months. Previously, he accurately predicted market trends multiple times, attracting market attention. Recently, he has suffered two rounds of large-scale liquidations, with only $1.24 million left in the account and a weekly loss of $15.37 million.
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