On Hyperliquid's SOL Contract Holdings Leaderboard, the sixth-ranked "Cool-headed Trader" is gradually closing out positions to take profit, shifting from a 150% unrealized loss to a 50% unrealized gain.

BlockBeats News, October 31st, according to on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob (@CoinbobAI_bot), monitoring data shows that the "Calm Whale" has successively closed part of their BTC and SOL short positions since last night and this morning, recording a profit of over $700,000. The total nominal value of their holdings has decreased from $79.7 million yesterday to $60.68 million, and the address currently ranks sixth in SOL contract holdings on Hyperliquid.

According to monitoring data, the address currently has an unrealized profit of $850,000 in BTC shorts, with a return rate of about 52%. The average position price is $112,000, with a position size of approximately $32.24 million. The SOL short has an unrealized profit of $780,000, with a return rate of about 58%. The average position price is $191, with a position size of around $27 million.

Earlier news indicates that the "Calm Whale" had rolled over BTC and SOL short positions near the $110,000 price level on the 24th, and the overall account floating loss reached 150% at one point on the 27th. In recent days, they have continued to short at high short-term positions, counter-trend averaging down. The account has reversed from a loss to a 51% overall return rate.

This trader has leveraged their initial $3 million capital to over $20 million since the beginning of this month. They have accurately shorted SOL multiple times, with a single trade profit of up to $5.1 million. With a trading success rate of 100% over 17 trades this month, they have now attracted significant attention from the on-chain swing trading community.

BlockBeats reminds investors that the recent cryptocurrency market volatility has significantly intensified, and investors need to pay attention to risk control.