ChainCatcher reported, citing AI Yitai (@ai_9684xtpa), that the trader nicknamed the brother who first sets 10 big goals has exited the market through a stop-loss, with all added short positions in the related account now closed. That leaves the trader’s three post-comeback trades in an overall loss position. Still, the reported result was described as a giveback of earlier gains rather than a wipeout, as the trader had previously disclosed total profits of about $70 million. On the disclosed breakdown, the long position made $20 million, the first short lost $6.283 million, and the first half of the second short locked in a confirmed loss of $10.158 million. The loss on the latter half of that second short was not disclosed, though it was estimated at around $9 million. No additional account details were provided in the brief.
ChainCatcher reported, citing AI Yitai (@ai_9684xtpa), that the trader known as the brother who first sets 10 big goals has exited through a stop-loss.
All added short positions in the related account have now been closed. With that, the trader’s three trades since the reported comeback have moved into an aggregate loss position, though the result was described as a giveback of profits. The trader had previously disclosed total profit of about $70 million.
On the disclosed profit-and-loss breakdown, the long trade generated $20 million in profit. The first short posted a loss of $6.283 million. For the second short, the first half recorded a confirmed loss of $10.158 million, while the loss for the latter half was not disclosed and was estimated at around $9 million.
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