A certain whale during earnings week used 35000000 USD to enter four stocks: Google was liquidated, and Microsoft exited at a loss
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0x30af The whale whose address begins with approximately 34990000 USD built positions in four stocks; the Google long was liquidated, and the Microsoft position hit its stop-loss.
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A certain whale during earnings week used 35000000 USD to enter four stocks: Google was liquidated, and Microsoft exited at a loss
BlockBeats reported that October 30, according to TradingBeats monitoring, the whale that was once the largest Hyperliquid long in Microsoft and Google, whose address begins with 0x30af, built positions in SanDisk, Microsoft, Google, and Intel during this week's concentrated earnings period. The four long positions cumulatively purchased a notional amount of approximately 34990000 USD.
Among them, SanDisk and Intel took profits early, the Google long was liquidated, while the Microsoft position triggered a full-position stop-loss after the U.S. stock market opened last night. As of press time, the account's realized loss over the past 1 weeks was 390000 USD, and its cumulative loss over the past January was approximately 15351100 USD.
Starting in the early hours of October 27, the account successively purchased approximately 8425100 USD of SanDisk, approximately 10567100 USD of Microsoft, approximately 12087700 USD of Google, and approximately 3907100 USD of Intel. The four long positions cumulatively purchased approximately 34990000 USD.
The combined amount of the Google and Microsoft positions was approximately 22654800 USD, accounting for approximately 64.7%of the total purchase amount for the four stocks, and was also the main source of the losses in this round.
Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/374553
Key points
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BlockBeats stated that, according to TradingBeats monitoring, the whale whose address begins with 0x30af built positions in SanDisk, Microsoft, Google, and Intel during this week's concentrated earnings period.
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The four long positions cumulatively purchased a notional amount of approximately 34990000 USD。
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SanDisk and Intel took profits early, the Google long was liquidated, and the Microsoft position triggered a full-position stop-loss after the U.S. stock market opened last night.
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As of press time, the account's realized loss over the past 1 weeks was 390000 USD, and its cumulative loss over the past January was approximately 15351100 USD。
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Starting in the early hours of October 27, the account successively purchased approximately 8425100 USD of SanDisk, approximately 10567100 USD of Microsoft, approximately 12087700 USD of Google, and approximately 3907100 USD。
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The combined amount of the Google and Microsoft positions was approximately 22654800 USD, accounting for approximately 64.7%of the total purchase amount for the four stocks; the original text described them as the main source of the losses in this round.
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This is a trading record for a single large account: the account simultaneously took long positions in four stocks, exited two positions early at a profit, had its Google position forcibly liquidated, and exited its Microsoft position under a stop-loss rule, ultimately recording a realized loss. Notional amount represents the amount represented by the position and is not equivalent to the account's actual invested principal.
Why it matters to readers
The event shows that the account concentrated a relatively large proportion of its purchase amount in Google and Microsoft, and experienced liquidation and a stop-loss; however, the evidence describes only one account and cannot be used to determine the direction of the relevant stocks or the broader market.
Beginners can use this to understand the difference between concentrated positions, forced liquidation, and stop-losses, while noting that a large position does not mean a trade will necessarily be profitable.
Risks and unknowns
The original text is a BlockBeats account of TradingBeats' monitoring results and does not include original position, liquidation, or stop-loss records that can be independently verified.
The evidence does not specify the leverage multiple used by the account, the invested principal, or the complete profit-and-loss details of each trade.
The evidence does not provide data on the impact of this event on the prices of Google, Microsoft, or the broader market.
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