BTC's largest short seller, known as the "Short Army Commander," saw their position liquidated for $120 million, suffering another heavy loss, marking this address as the largest liquidation in the entire network in the past 24 hours.

On January 27, data from Coinbob Popular Address Monitor (link: https://t.me/Coinbob_track_CN) and Coinglass shows that following short-term price surges in BTC and ETH at 4:00 PM and 11:00 PM yesterday, the "Air Force Commander" address (0xd83) faced another liquidation exceeding $100 million, totaling $120 million. The largest single liquidation amount was $38.8 million—marking the biggest single liquidation across the network in the past 24 hours. ### Key Liquidation Details by Position - **40x BTC short positions**: Liquidated ~277.5 BTC at 4:00 PM and ~346 BTC at 11:00 PM yesterday, totaling ~$55.74 million. Current position size: ~$61.42 million; liquidation price: $90,150. - **25x ETH short positions**: Liquidated ~10,600 ETH and ~13,300 ETH over the same period, totaling ~$69.95 million. Current position size: ~$47.90 million; liquidation price: $3,007. - **PEPE short positions**: Total liquidation: ~$7.37 million. Current position size: ~$4.04 million. ### Background on the Address The address previously rolled over positions multiple times and was once the largest short holder for assets including BTC, ETH, PEPE, and XRP, with a total position size of nearly $500 million. After a $199 million liquidation on January 22, it re-established short positions totaling ~$300 million but has suffered consecutive losses recently. Post this latest liquidation, its total position has dropped to ~$113 million (with a small subsequent top-up), and monthly fund withdrawals exceed $17 million.