According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), BTC briefly dipped below $107,000, prompting trader James to reduce his long position by 2,424.67 BTC in just 8 minutes, realizing a loss of $2.96 million. James now holds a remaining long position of 4,604.43 BTC, with an average entry price of $108,334.7 and a liquidation price at $106,310. The position's current value stands at $494 million, with unrealized losses of $4.14 million. These aggressive liquidations signal heightened volatility and margin risk for leveraged BTC traders, highlighting the importance of close position monitoring and risk management in crypto markets (Source: @ai_9684xtpa, Twitter, May 29, 2025).

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), trader James has fully leveraged his BTC long position, now holding $529 million worth of contracts at an average entry price of $108,339.2. With a liquidation price set at $106,450, the current unrealized loss stands at $2.01 million. The narrow liquidation buffer of only $1,889.2 means a sharp BTC drop could trigger forced liquidation, potentially impacting market liquidity and cascading sell-offs. Traders should closely monitor BTC price movements as large positions like this can increase volatility and influence short-term price action (Source: Twitter @ai_9684xtpa, May 29, 2025).

According to Twitter user 19, Bitcoin (BTC) briefly dipped below $108,000, prompting trader James to reduce his long position to $198 million at 19:21. His current liquidation price stands at $102,260, which is considered relatively safe for now. The position size is 1,840.78 BTC with an entry price of $109,228.10. James currently faces an unrealized loss of $2.04 million. Additionally, a reduction of 708 BTC at 7:30 PM led to a realized loss of $3.9 million. These significant position adjustments highlight the high volatility and liquidation risk in the current BTC market, which could affect broader crypto sentiment and trading strategies (source: Twitter user 19).