"Pal" Huang Licheng continued to hold a leveraged position despite a significant unrealized profit, and now his funds have once again shrunk to $360,000.

On October 31st, according to the monitoring of HyperInsight (accessible via https://t.me/HyperInsight), over the past 9 hours, Huang Licheng has been continuously increasing positions to square off his ETH long position and deposited $14,000 into Hyperliquid. This amount was then fully utilized for position increase. Currently, his holding nominal value has dropped to $7.66 million, with a floating loss of approximately 30%. The average price is $3,881, and the liquidation price is $3,750. Earlier on the 29th, the floating return rate of his ETH long position reached 130%. The average position price rolled over to $3,950, and the principal once reached $1.9 million. The total position size reached a peak of $22.31 million. Despite some small inflows in recent days, the funds have shrunk to $360,000, and the total position size has decreased to $9.02 million. Looking back at his operations, on the 23rd, Huang Licheng opened an ETH long position with an average price of $3,785 and a holding nominal value of over $9.6 million. He consistently used the unrealized profits as margin to roll positions, pushing the total holding nominal value up to $22.31 million, with a peak floating return rate of 200%. However, he has never closed the position.