"Calm Order King" recently executed precise position adjustments, growing $3 million in principal to nearly $20 million.
BlockBeats News, on October 18, according to on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob (@CoinbobAI_bot), on-chain trader "Calm Order King" (0x9b8) has recently adjusted positions multiple times, consistently demonstrating precise trading skills. In the past day, this address closed nearly 40,000 SOL short positions, achieving significant profits. Yesterday, the trader also took profits in time before a low-level pullback, pocketing hundreds of thousands of US dollars, and increased short positions again during the pullback. Currently, there is still an unrealized profit of nearly $700,000, with a return rate exceeding 50%, and the total position size has reached $30 million.
This trader started with a principal of $3 million at the beginning of this month and has achieved astonishing returns by keenly capturing swing trading opportunities in major cryptocurrencies. The trading style favors high-leverage positions in mainstream coins. The trader has repeatedly made precise short trades on SOL, with a single trade profit reaching as high as 5.1 million USDC. The address has maintained a win rate of over 90% this month and once achieved a 100% win rate in opening positions within 7 days. After each profitable trade, the address transfers part of the funds to a spot account for isolation, effectively avoiding potential risks. The trader has now become a focal point of attention among the on-chain swing trading community.
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