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A mysterious Whale spent $13.61 million in 7 hours to buy the dip, having made $30 million in 2 months and then lost $18 million.
There is a trader known in the industry as the “Calm Order King” who has recently started making big moves.
In the past 7 hours, this guy decisively built long positions in BTC, ETH, and SOL as Bitcoin retraced to around $84,900, with a total position size directly hitting $13.61 million. Interestingly, at 10 PM last night, he closed all his previous Bitcoin short positions, making a small profit of $50,000 before exiting—those short positions in MON, ZEC, and SOL had already been cashed in.
Looking ahead, this guy has continuously invested nearly 200,000 USD into the Hyperliquid platform since the 27th. After a flurry of operations, the account balance has risen to 780,000 USD. The main positions held are: a 40x leveraged BTC long position of 6.51 million USD (with an unrealized profit of 100,000, up 62%), a 20x leveraged SOL long position of 3.52 million USD (with an unrealized profit of 60,000, up 35%), and a 25x leveraged ETH long position of 3.5 million USD (with an unrealized profit of 58,000, up 41%).
Speaking of this guy's performance, it has truly been full of ups and downs. His account's floating profit once approached 10 million dollars, yet he stubbornly refused to close his position, resulting in five major liquidations, with actual losses exceeding 18 million dollars. Back in September, he entered the market with 3 million in capital, and within two months, he once made over 30 million, astonishing people in the circle with his precise timing. Unfortunately, in November, things didn't go well, and several consecutive mistakes basically returned most of the profits.