[Starting October 11, the winning streak of the whale's ETH and SOL long positions was liquidated, resulting in a $17.6 million loss] According to monitoring by Lookonchain, the whale, which had maintained a 100% win rate since October 11, saw its ETH and SOL long positions partially liquidated, ending its winning streak. The whale had previously earned approximately $33 million in profits but has now turned to a loss of about $17.6 million.

[100% Win Rate Whale's Winning Streak Ends, Closes Bitcoin Long Positions at a Loss] On November 3, according to monitoring by lookonchain, the whale with a '100% win rate' record has ended its winning streak, closing all Bitcoin long positions at a loss and continuously reducing long positions in ETH and SOL. Its total profit and loss has shifted from a $33 million profit to a $17.6 million loss.

["'100% Win Rate Whale' Closes BTC Long Position, Losing Over $18 Million"] According to data from Onchain Lens, due to a sudden market downturn, the "100% Win Rate Whale" has fully closed its BTC long position, which was leveraged 13 times. Additionally, the whale has partially closed related positions in ETH and SOL. Previously, this account had achieved cumulative profits exceeding $33 million, but its portfolio has now turned negative, with total losses surpassing $18 million. This incident highlights the risks of high-leverage trading in the crypto market.

[From October 11, 100% win-rate whale closes BTC long position with a loss of $5.25 million] Data shows that the '100% win-rate whale since October 11' has closed its BTC long position. Previously holding 1,210 BTC, the closure resulted in a loss of $5.25 million.

In the past hour, there have been over $600 million in liquidation events in the cryptocurrency market, indicating increased market volatility. Such large-scale liquidation may have an impact on market liquidity and investor confidence. We need to pay attention to whether the market will further adjust and the trend of major asset prices in the future. （CoinDesk）