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Forced Liquidation Precedes $2.2961 Million Loss on Meta Position

An earlier forced liquidation covered roughly one-fifth of the original position and resulted in a loss of about $472,400.

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A pedestrian passes Meta’s headquarters in Menlo Park, California, on an overcast morning / TokenPost.ai (mono)
A pedestrian passes Meta’s headquarters in Menlo Park, California, on an overcast morning / TokenPost.ai (mono)

A forced liquidation came before an address closed the rest of its Meta (META) position, leaving a total reported realized loss of $2.2961 million. The address had held the largest reported long position tied to Meta.

At exit, the remaining position was valued at about $17.6676 million across 27,163.376 position units. The $650.42 closing price was 11.5% below the reported $734.95 position cost.

About one-fifth of the original position had already been forcibly liquidated, a portion valued at roughly $3.5204 million. That earlier event carried a loss of about $472,400.

After the Meta position was closed, the address moved into a short position in Apple (AAPL).

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