Data: Air Force Commander was liquidated after 400 million in short positions within the week, then turned to long positions. This morning, recorded the largest single liquidation in the entire network with BTC long positions.
ChainCatcher message, according to Coinbob’s hot address monitoring and Coinglass monitoring, influenced by the short-term surge of BTC starting at 2 a.m. today and breaking through $90,000, a whale (0xd83…) massively rolled over its 40x leveraged BTC long position, pushing the position size up to $63.2 million. Its liquidation price and average price moved upward in sync.
Subsequently, BTC price continued to decline, currently down 2.1% from the intraday high. The address was heavily impacted at 5:02, with its BTC long position liquidated by 140 coins (approximately $12.47 million), the largest single liquidation in the past 24 hours across the network. In the following hours, it was liquidated again for 112.2 BTC (about $9.9 million), with total liquidation reaching $22.37 million.
Currently, the funds in this address account are less than $1 million. The address still holds a 40x leveraged BTC long position, with a position size of $39.81 million, an average price of $89,530, a liquidation price of $88,390, and an unrealized loss of $380,000 (-39%). This whale was previously the largest short position holder in multiple tokens including BTC and ETH, with a total holding close to $500 million. Recently, it experienced multiple liquidations, including approximately $199 million on January 22, about $120 million on January 26, and around $83 million on January 28. Afterwards, its position shifted to a long, and today it was liquidated again on the long side.
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