"Calm Order King" takes profit on a 20x leveraged SOL short order, still holds $26.78 million position
BlockBeats News, October 21 — According to on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob (@CoinbobAI_bot), tracking and analysis show that in the past hour, the smart money trader known as "Calm Order King" has closed more than 2,000 SOL short positions, and has simultaneously placed batch orders to close shorts at prices between $181.7 and $182.5. Monitoring data indicates that this address opened SOL positions at an average price of $189.4, with a floating yield exceeding 60%. In the past 24 hours, profits have reached nearly $1.07 million, and the current total notional value of holdings is approximately $26.78 million.
This trader has grown his principal from $3 million at the beginning of this month to nearly $20 million. He prefers high-leverage positions in major cryptocurrencies. He has repeatedly executed precise short trades on SOL, with single-trade profits reaching $5.1 million and a monthly win rate of over 90%. He is now closely watched by the on-chain swing trading community.
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