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Largest Google long liquidated and exited, with liquidations totaling approximately 10000000 USD BlockBeats reports that October 29, according to TradingBeats monitoring, a whale that substantially increased its Google position before yesterday's earnings report (beginning with 0x30af) was liquidated twice early this morning, and its entire GOOGL long position has been exited.

Only a small portion was exited through manual position closure; the remaining 32,612 shares of GOOGL were subsequently liquidated by the system, with liquidations amounting to approximately 9971600 USD, resulting in a loss of approximately 519000 USD.

The whale had previously purchased approximately 5975300 USD GOOGL yesterday morning, expanding its long position to approximately 12200000 USD, with an overall average entry price of 321.673 USD, using 20 x isolated-margin leverage. As of yesterday's pre-market session, the position was still showing an unrealized profit of approximately 105800 USD, but the market subsequently reversed.

However, it still holds approximately 10880000 USD in Microsoft long positions, using 15 x isolated-margin leverage, with an average entry price of 532.327 USD and an unrealized profit of approximately 311100 USD.

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