Since the platform belongs to them, Jiang Banxia doesn't need to think about contract-related data; she can just look at it directly.
For example, others' leverage, total capital, contract prices.
Around midnight, Jiang Banxia entered the market with another four hundred million US Dollars, directly pushing Bitcoin's daily increase to ten points.
As a result, the previous short position contract went bust.
The opponent's contract had already on average lost nine points, divided into four tiers.
At this point, thirty billion US Dollars from the first tier had already been liquidated, triggering a forced sale, which meant the opponent's three billion US Dollars went up in smoke.
Jiang Banxia didn't continue to push, giving the opponent a chance to cover their shorts, nor did she liquidate their second, third, and fourth tiers.
