The "Calm Order King" turned losses into profits in two days, with a floating profit of $570,000 and a record of 15 consecutive wins behind it.

[BlockBeats] December 6 news, according to on-chain monitoring data, within the past hour, the mysterious address known as the “Calm Order King” has made new moves—first partially closing ZEC short positions, then immediately increasing them again. Today, this guy is still aggressively stacking BTC and SOL shorts, and has also opened a new MON short position. Currently, the total position size of this account is approximately $24.18 million.

Even more astonishing, two days ago this account was sitting on a floating loss of $300,000, but has now turned around and made $570,000. Here’s a look at his main position allocations:

BTC short: 40x leverage, $16.03 million position size, $370,000 in floating profit (94% gain), average entry price $91,600;

SOL short: 20x leverage, $4.48 million position size, $80,000 profit (36% gain), average entry price $135;

ZEC short: 10x leverage, $3.35 million position size, $110,000 in floating profit (32% gain), average entry price $365;

MON short: 5x leverage, $300,000 position size, small profit of $4,800 (8% gain), average entry price $0.027.

Looking back at this address’s trading history is even crazier. In September this year, he started with $3 million in principal and, in just two months, at one point earned over $30 million, but then suffered a series of losses in November, giving back almost all his hard-earned gains. Starting from November 27, he recharged about $200,000 into a certain decentralized trading platform, starting from scratch. Through 15 consecutive winning trades, he managed to grow the account to $1.5 million in 10 days.