The "Calm Order King" opened a new MON short order and took the opposite position after closing the long BTC and SOL positions earlier this morning.

On December 1st, according to Coinbob's popular address monitoring, in the past half hour, “Calm Order King” increased the position of BTC short order and opened a new MON short order, with the current BTC short order holdings amounting to about 2 million USD and unrealized gains of 20,000 USD (45%). From last night to early this morning, this address completely closed its BTC and SOL long orders, making a small profit of 30,000 USD, and then went short again at about 91,400 USD for BTC and about 138 USD for SOL, with some of the current short orders already closed for take profit, yielding about 58,000 USD in profit. Additionally, monitoring indicates that this address has consecutively deposited about 200,000 USD into Hyperliquid since the 27th, with its total holdings currently around 2 million USD and account funds around 380,000 USD. The current main positions are: 40x BTC short order for 2 million USD and 5x MON short order for 490,000 USD. Previously, the “Calm Order King” account's unrealized gains had approached 10 million USD but were not closed, and subsequently underwent five rounds of large liquidations, with actual losses exceeding 18 million USD. This trader, since September, with a principal of 3 million USD, once profited over 30 million USD within two months, gaining attention for multiple precise forecasts. However, recent multiple errors have led to a significant pullback in total profits.