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Data: "Calm Order King" buys the dip in BTC, ETH, and SOL, with holdings reaching $13.6 million

Data: "Calm Order King" buys the dip in BTC, ETH, and SOL, with holdings reaching $13.6 million

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/12/02 01:40
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ChainCatcher news, according to Coinbob's popular address monitoring, in the past 7 hours, "Calm Order King" opened new long positions in BTC, ETH, and SOL at around $84,900 for BTC, with a total position size reaching $13.61 million. In addition, this address fully closed its BTC short position, making a small profit of $50,000. Previous short positions in MON, ZEC, and SOL have also been closed.

According to further monitoring, since the 27th, this address has deposited about $200,000 into Hyperliquid several times and opened multiple positions, with account funds rising to $780,000. The current main positions are: 40x BTC long position of $6.51 million, unrealized profit of $100,000 (62%); 20x SOL long position of $3.52 million, unrealized profit of $60,000 (35%); 25x ETH long position of $3.5 million, unrealized profit of $58,000 (41%).

Previously, the unrealized profit of the "Calm Order King" account once approached $10 million but was not closed, and subsequently suffered five rounds of large liquidations, with actual losses exceeding $18 million. Since September, this trader started with a principal of $3 million and once made over $30 million in profits within two months, attracting much attention for multiple accurate predictions. However, due to several mistakes in November, nearly all profits were given back.

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