The whale announces "Ten Big Goals" trading plan: Will open new long positions if $64,000 is not effectively breached
BlockBeats reported on July 25 that the contract whale "First Set 10 Big Goals" posted a trading plan preview, stating: The previous BTC long position entered around $64,980. After the price dropped to $64,000–$64,300 and the stop loss was triggered, the position was closed. The stop loss was set to prevent a further rapid decline to $63,000 if $64,000 failed to hold.
Will continue to observe. If $64,000 is not effectively broken, positions will be re-entered around $64,000 on Monday and Tuesday next week. The new stop-loss price will be set at $63,500–$63,000.
On July 21, "First Set 10 Big Goals" previously stated the profit target for this round was $300 million: In the last round, 150 BTC were used to open positions, targeting $150 million. The highest realized profit reached $120 million, but at the last moment, misjudged the direction during the $120,000 dip, resulting in wiping out all profits but preserving the principal and making some slight gains. In this round, 300 BTC are being used to open positions, targeting $300 million, with $60 million profit realized so far.
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