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"Calm Order King" buy the dip BTC, ETH, SOL, Holdings scale reached 13.6 million US dollars
According to BlockBeats news on December 2, monitoring from Coinbob shows that in the past 7 hours, the “Calm Order King” opened new long orders for BTC and ETH at approximately 84,900 USD, totaling a position size of 13.61 million USD. Additionally, at 10 PM yesterday, this address fully closed its short position on BTC, making a small profit of 50,000 USD, having previously closed short positions on MON, ZEC, and SOL. Furthermore, monitoring indicates that since the 27th, this address has deposited approximately 200,000 USD into Hyperliquid and has opened orders multiple times, with the account funds rising to 780,000 USD. The current main positions are: 40x long order for BTC at 6.51 million USD, unrealized gains of 100,000 USD (62%); 20x long order for SOL at 3.52 million USD, unrealized gains of 60,000 USD (35%); 25x long order for ETH at 3.50 million USD, unrealized gains of 58,000 USD (41%). Previously, the “Calm Order King” account's unrealized gains had approached 10 million USD but were not closed, subsequently experiencing five rounds of significant liquidations, with actual losses exceeding 18 million USD. Since September, this trader has operated with a principal of 3 million USD, achieving a peak profit of over 30 million USD within two months, gaining significant attention due to multiple accurate predictions. However, in November, multiple mistakes led to nearly all profits being pulled back.