Earlier, a whale that was shorting 115,000 SOL closed their position before getting liquidated, resulting in a loss of $1.05 million.

BlockBeats News, May 9th, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin monitoring, a whale who was shorting 115,000 SOL recently chose to close their position just before the SOL short position approached the liquidation price, selling 115,000 SOL at a price of $175, with a total closing amount of $20.13 million, resulting in a loss of $1.05 million and a loss percentage of 86%. If this position had not been closed in time, it would have faced liquidation.

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