[Block Rhythm] Half an hour ago, that once glorious “Calm Order King” had new movements again - continuing to increase his short positions in BTC and also opened new short order positions in MON. Now he holds a short order in BTC worth about 2 million dollars, with unrealized gains of 20,000 dollars and a return rate of 45%.
Interestingly, during the time from last night to this morning, this guy closed all his previous BTC and SOL long positions, making a small profit of 30,000 USD. And then? When BTC rose to 91,400 and SOL touched 138 USD, he decisively reversed and went short. Currently, this round of short order operations has already partially realized gains, bringing in about 58,000 USD.
Let's take a look at the capital flow: starting from the 27th, he has continuously deposited 200,000 USD into the Hyperliquid account. The total position size is now about 2 million, with an account balance of around 380,000. The main positions are concentrated in two directions - a 40x leveraged BTC short order (2 million USD) and a 5x leveraged MON short order (490,000 USD).
Speaking of this trader, the story is quite dramatic. When he entered the market in September, his capital was only 3 million. Within two months, his paper profits once soared to over 30 million, as he became the focus of attention in the circle due to several precise timing decisions. However, the good times didn't last long. When his account's unrealized gains reached nearly 10 million, he failed to cash out, and later faced five rounds of large liquidations, resulting in actual losses of over 18 million. Now, this wave of operations can be seen as an effort to recover lost ground.
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LiquidationAlert
· 16h ago
Short order is hype again, this guy really dares to play.
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 12-01 02:03
Wow, this guy is gambling again. Last time it was 30 million, and now he dares to short... what a bold move!
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 12-01 02:03
Short order 58,000 unrealized gains? This guy's ability to buy the dip is really impressive, but this kind of reverse operation is full of risk.
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 12-01 01:47
The short order is making money again, this guy is really bold.
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WhaleStalker
· 12-01 01:47
With unrealized gains on the short order like this, do you still dare to continue adding? You really have guts.
The trader who once made 30 million has acted again: he has taken the opposite position and is shorting BTC with unrealized gains of 58,000.
[Block Rhythm] Half an hour ago, that once glorious “Calm Order King” had new movements again - continuing to increase his short positions in BTC and also opened new short order positions in MON. Now he holds a short order in BTC worth about 2 million dollars, with unrealized gains of 20,000 dollars and a return rate of 45%.
Interestingly, during the time from last night to this morning, this guy closed all his previous BTC and SOL long positions, making a small profit of 30,000 USD. And then? When BTC rose to 91,400 and SOL touched 138 USD, he decisively reversed and went short. Currently, this round of short order operations has already partially realized gains, bringing in about 58,000 USD.
Let's take a look at the capital flow: starting from the 27th, he has continuously deposited 200,000 USD into the Hyperliquid account. The total position size is now about 2 million, with an account balance of around 380,000. The main positions are concentrated in two directions - a 40x leveraged BTC short order (2 million USD) and a 5x leveraged MON short order (490,000 USD).
Speaking of this trader, the story is quite dramatic. When he entered the market in September, his capital was only 3 million. Within two months, his paper profits once soared to over 30 million, as he became the focus of attention in the circle due to several precise timing decisions. However, the good times didn't last long. When his account's unrealized gains reached nearly 10 million, he failed to cash out, and later faced five rounds of large liquidations, resulting in actual losses of over 18 million. Now, this wave of operations can be seen as an effort to recover lost ground.