Crypto whale '先定 10 个大目标' Long Bitcoin at 4x Leverage Stopped Out Within Hours at $66,000

Crypto whale '先定 10 个大目标' Long Bitcoin at 4x Leverage Stopped Out Within Hours at $66,000

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2026-06-03 11:00:51
Contract whale '先定 10 个大目标' opened a 4x long on 281.789 BTC at $67,777 early today, but the position was stopped out at $66,000 by the afternoon.
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Early today, a closely watched crypto contract whale known as "先定 10 个大目标" (Set 10 Big Goals First) shared a strategy screenshot on social media, revealing a fresh long position on Bitcoin. The trading ticket clearly stated: average entry price of $67,777, 4x leverage applied, and a total position size of 281.789 BTC. The screenshot showed a positive unrealized profit, suggesting the trade was in the green shortly after opening and sparking immediate discussion among followers.

However, by the afternoon, the whale posted another update confirming the rally did not hold. Bitcoin's price gradually declined over several trading hours and eventually hit the pre-set stop-loss at $66,000. The exchange executed a forced liquidation, closing all long positions. In the span from early morning to afternoon, the large leveraged long attempt came to a swift end, resulting in a loss on the committed margin.

Known for his practice of publicly sharing live trades, "先定 10 个大目标" gave the community a vivid glimpse into the extreme volatility and unforgiving nature of leveraged crypto markets through this entry-and-stop-loss saga.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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