The Air Force Commander in Chief has opened a new 15 million scale SOL short order and rolled over multiple currencies, with the total holding size recovering to 300 million US dollars According to BlockBeats news, on January 23rd, according to Coinbob's popular address monitoring, the largest BTC bear whale "Air Force Commander in Chief" (0xd83), which was cleared of 199 million yesterday, became active again. This address rolled over short positions in multiple currencies such as BTC and ETH last night and this morning, and opened 20 times leverage SOL short positions, with a holding size of 123000, approximately 15.86 million US dollars. After this operation, its total holdings have rebounded from $266 million to $305 million, with a floating profit expansion of approximately $2.6 million in the past 24 hours. The main position information is as follows: BTC short position: The position size has increased from 145 million US dollars to 150 million US dollars, with an average price of 91000 US dollars and a liquidation price of 91800 US dollars; ETH short position: The position size has increased from $96.1 million to $106 million, with an average price of $3067 and a liquidation price of $3061; PEPE short position: The position size has increased from 13.3 million US dollars to 19.3 million US dollars, with an average price of 0.0049 US dollars and a liquidation price of 0.0058 US dollars; SOL short position: with a holding size of 15.86 million US dollars, an average price of 127.9 US dollars, and a liquidation price of 157 US dollars; The address had previously significantly rolled over short positions in multiple currencies such as BTC and ETH, with a total position size of nearly $500 million at one point, and was also the largest short position in multiple currencies on the chain such as BTC, ETH, PEPE, XRP, etc. At around 3:30 am on January 22nd, the five currency positions at the address were liquidated dozens of times in a row, with a liquidation scale of nearly 200 million US dollars and account losses exceeding 20 million US dollars.