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BlockBeats, citing Lookonchain, reported that a whale’s 56667 ETH long positions were fully liquidated during the market downturn.
🔍 On-chain Detective | A certain whale’s long position of 56667 ETH was liquidated, resulting in cumulative losses of approximately 44780000 USD
BlockBeats reports that on November 9, according to Lookonchain monitoring, a whale heavily positioned long on ETH had all 56667 ETH (about 118400000 USD) in long positions liquidated during the market downturn, incurring cumulative losses of approximately 44780000 USD.
Original article link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/376217
November 9, BlockBeats published this news.
BlockBeats reports that the information comes from Lookonchain monitoring.
A whale heavily long ETH had all 56667 ETH of its long positions liquidated.
This batch of long orders is equivalent to 118400000 USD.
The report states that the cumulative loss is approximately 44780000 USD.
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
“Going long” means betting on a rise in ETH’s price; “liquidation” usually refers to leveraged positions being forcibly closed due to adverse market movements. The original text states that this whale’s ETH long positions were fully liquidated during the market downturn, resulting in cumulative losses of approximately 44780000 USD.
This news item illustrates the potential losses that large leveraged long positions may incur during a price decline, but the original text does not provide sufficient information to determine its specific impact on subsequent market movements.
Beginners can use this to understand the risks of leveraged trading: a large position size does not mean you can withstand market declines, and forced liquidation can result in significant losses.
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