BTC long position opened by WLFI advisor ogle nearly liquidated, principal down to only $90,000
BlockBeats News, on October 17, according to HyperInsight monitoring, WLFI advisor ogle (0x70F) established a 140 BTC long position four days ago, which was stopped out and closed at 11:00 PM yesterday (UTC+8), resulting in an actual loss of $890,000. The weekly loss further expanded to $2.65 million, and the current account balance of this address is now less than $90,000.
It is noteworthy that the average opening price of this BTC position was $115,400, and the liquidation price was $109,700; if the stop loss had not been triggered in time, this position would have already been forcibly liquidated. Previous reports indicated that during the earlier "1011" incident, the ASTER and AVAX long positions at this address had also been liquidated.
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