Within just two hours of a whale buying the dip of Samsung, the position was liquidated; SKHX's dip-buying position also suffered a 100% loss.
BlockBeats news, on July 29, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, a whale (0x418a) opened a long position in Samsung Electronics worth approximately $1.447 million today at 10:15 (UTC+8). About two hours later, at 12:08 (UTC+8), the system forcibly liquidated the position, resulting in a liquidation amount of about $1.366 million, and a recorded loss of approximately $81,000.
Additionally, yesterday at 22:09 (UTC+8), the same whale began bottom-fishing SKHX, with a total investment of about $3.276 million by this morning. After 09:54 (UTC+8) today, the whale continued to average down, adding approximately $1.956 million.
As of the time of writing, the value of the whale's long position in SKHX is about $4.749 million, with an unrealized loss of approximately $483,000 and a return rate of about -98.3%. There are still about $606,000 worth of buy orders waiting to be filled below.
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