Trader reveals a multi-million dollar lesson: Closed liquidation halted due to public monitoring, unrealized gains turned into a 20% unrealized loss. Trader @yixie10 shared in a post that last Thursday, they purchased $50 million worth of SK Hynix perp contracts across multiple exchanges, planning to arbitrage and sell after SK Hynix's U.S. stock listing. Last Friday, after the U.S. stock market opened, they placed a TWAP order on Hyperliquid to liquidate their position. However, upon discovering that someone was monitoring and publicly disclosing their address and liquidation activity, their "ego got in the way," and they stopped the operation. This led to the position being unexpectedly held until now, turning what was originally an unrealized gain into a 20% unrealized loss. In response, on-chain analyst Ai Yi commented, "Trading under the 'spotlight' is highly likely to distort operations. This might be one of the key reasons why many high-performing traders are reluctant to disclose their positions." Previously, Ai Yi had monitored yixie's take-profit liquidation at the $1,496.5 level.