Google's biggest bull liquidated and exited, with a liquidation scale of about $10 million.

BlockBeats news, October 29 - According to TradingBeats monitoring, a whale (starting with 0x30af) that significantly increased its Google position before yesterday's earnings report was liquidated twice in the early hours of today, and its entire long position in GOOGL has been exited.

Among them, only a small portion was exited through manual closing; the remaining 32,612 GOOGL shares were subsequently liquidated by the system, with a liquidation amount of approximately $9.9716 million and a loss of approximately $519,000.

The whale had previously bought approximately $5.9753 million worth of GOOGL yesterday morning, expanding its long position to approximately $12.2 million, with an average entry price of $321.673, using 20x isolated leverage. As of yesterday's pre-market session, the position was still showing an unrealized profit of approximately $105,800, but the market then reversed.

However, it still holds a long position in Microsoft worth approximately $10.88 million, using 15x isolated leverage, with an average entry price of $532.327, currently showing an unrealized profit of approximately $311,100.