[Google's Largest Long Position Liquidated, Approximately $10 Million Loss] According to BlockBeats, on October 29th, a large whale (starting with 0x30af) that significantly increased its Google holdings before yesterday's earnings report was liquidated twice this morning, exiting its entire GOOGL long position. Only a small portion was liquidated manually; the remaining 32,612 GOOGL units were subsequently liquidated by the system, amounting to approximately $9.9716 million, resulting in a loss of approximately $519,000. This whale had previously purchased approximately $5.9753 million worth of GOOGL yesterday morning, expanding its long position to approximately $12.2 million, with an average entry price of $321.673 and using 20x isolated margin. As of yesterday's pre-market session, the position still had a floating profit of approximately $105,800, but the market subsequently reversed. However, it still holds approximately $10.88 million in long positions in Microsoft, using 15x isolated margin leverage, with an average entry price of $532.327, and currently has a floating profit of approximately $311,100.