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Brent Long's Liquidation Level Sits $21.72 Below Its $103 Entry

Over 24 hours, Brent declined 5.77%; an earlier reading showed the position more than $2 million in profit.

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A crude tanker sits alongside loading arms at Sullom Voe Terminal in Shetland. / TokenPost.ai
A crude tanker sits alongside loading arms at Sullom Voe Terminal in Shetland. / TokenPost.ai

The reported liquidation level for the largest on-chain Brent long is $81.28 a barrel, $21.72 below its $103 entry, while the position shows an $11.62 million unrealized loss.

The position opened Oct. 19. Its liquidation level is about 21% below its entry price. The benchmark declined 5.77% over the preceding 24 hours.

An earlier reading put the trade above $2 million in unrealized profit. A later valuation showed an $11.62 million loss, a change in paper value exceeding $13.62 million.

The reported levels apply to this single position; they do not measure oil traders' combined losses. Because the position remains open, the $11.62 million figure is a paper loss, not a settled result.

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