A “100% Win Rate Whale” has experienced a significant floating loss, now totaling $1.85 million, with a liquidation price set at $116,903.9. The term “Whale” typically refers to an investor holding a substantial amount of assets. In this case, the investor’s leverage position has come under pressure, resulting in notable financial losses. The floating loss indicates the potential loss if the positions were liquidated at the current market price. This situation highlights the risks associated with high-leverage trading strategies. As the market fluctuates, the liquidation price becomes a crucial threshold for traders, as breaching this level can trigger automatic sell-offs of their assets.
