Weekend Whale Movements Overview: "Calm Order King" switches from long to short and loses $3.2 million again, while two major short whales have unrealized profits exceeding $30 million
BlockBeats News, November 24, according to Coinbob Hot Address Monitor, since this Friday, some on-chain popular addresses have shifted their strategies, including:
“Calm Order King”: On the 21st, closed long positions on BTC and SOL with a loss of $8.49 million, then switched to shorting. Current positions: BTC short $41.72 million, unrealized loss of $1.8 million (-172%), liquidation price $89,700; SOL short $30.89 million, unrealized loss of $1.45 million (-93%), liquidation price $138.
“Ultimate Bear”: BTC short position size about $106 million, unrealized profit of $29.78 million, liquidation price $92,000, with a large withdrawal of $12 million over the weekend.
“40x Short Master”: Since the 21st, took profit at the bottom on BTC shorts, position size: $24.06 million—$2.82 million, unrealized profit: $5.63 million (938%)—$400,000 (571%), liquidation price $113,000. Recently went long on HYPE in swing trades, earning $4.75 million in the past 7 days.
“Largest ZEC Short on Hyperliquid”: Since the 21st, closed losing positions and averaged down on ZEC shorts, adding $2.83 million to positions in the past 6 hours, total position size $37.7 million, unrealized loss: $15.61 million—$11.35 million, average price: $384—$411, with a realized loss of about $3.5 million.
“Aster Long Main Force”: On the 23rd, closed ASTER long positions at breakeven after ASTER fell below $1.2, with a small profit of $160,000. Today opened new FARTCOIN long positions, position size about $1.22 million, unrealized profit of $96,000 (78%).
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