The sixth "Calm Order King" on the SOL contract holdings leaderboard on Hyperliquid is gradually closing positions to take profit, with the account shifting from 150% unrealized losses to 50% unrealized gains.

On October 31, according to on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob (@CoinbobAI_bot)), the “Calm Order King” has successively closed part of the BTC and SOL short orders last night and this morning, recording unrealized gains of over 700,000 USD. The total notional value of holdings has decreased from 79.7 million USD yesterday to 60.68 million USD. Currently, this address remains sixth in the SOL contract holdings ranking on Hyperliquid. Additionally, monitoring shows that the current unrealized gains for BTC short orders are 850,000 USD, with a return rate of about 52%, an average holding price of 112,000 USD, and a holding scale of approximately 32.24 million USD; the unrealized gains for SOL short orders are 780,000 USD, with a return rate of about 58%, an average holding price of 191 USD, and a holding scale of approximately 27 million USD. Previously, it was reported that the “Calm Order King” had rolled over BTC and SOL short orders around the 110,000 USD price level on the 24th, and by the 27th, the overall floating loss of the account had once reached 150%. In recent days, they have been continuously short covering at short-term highs and increasing the position against the trend, resulting in an overall return rate of 51% from a loss to a profit. This trader has rolled over from a principal of 3 million USD to over 20 million USD since the beginning of this month, executing multiple precise short orders on SOL, with a single profit reaching 5.1 million USD and a 100% win rate in 17 transactions this month. They have now attracted significant attention from the on-chain swing trading community. Rhythm BlockBeats reminds investors that the volatility in the cryptocurrency market has significantly intensified recently, and investors need to pay attention to risk control.