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Glonghui, March 30 | Goldman Sachs’ sales and trading division stated in a report that sentiment for buying the dip among South Korean retail investors has likely started to fade as Middle East tensions persist and the Korean won weakens. The report, which media saw and was released late last Friday, indicates that retail investors have been the main force behind dip-buying flows over the past few weeks, accounting for about 50% of Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) turnover. However, their available capital is gradually drying up. Deposit trends have shown a significant decline since mid-March, suggesting that a considerable portion of retail funds has already entered the market or been withdrawn. According to Goldman Sachs data, in the first week of March, the average total buy-in by retail investors was 32.6 trillion won, but after March 9, it stood at only 20.6 trillion won. The USD/KRW exchange rate falling below the psychological threshold of 1,500 has also dampened sentiment in the local market.

BlockBeats news, on March 30, according to HyperInsight monitoring, "Maji"'s long positions were liquidated this morning after a sudden market spike. However, he actively built new positions again this morning, with long holdings now exceeding $11.82 million. The specific holdings are as follows: 25x ETH long position: 4,425 ETH, liquidation price $1,963.61; 40x Bitcoin long position: 36 BTC, liquidation price $57,364.1; 10x HYPE long position: 9,888.88 HYPE.

On March 30, according to HyperInsight monitoring, Maji's long positions were liquidated this morning after a market spike. However, he actively rebuilt positions again this morning, with the value of long positions exceeding $11.82 million. The specific positions are as follows: 4,425 ETH long positions at 25x leverage, liquidation price $1,963.61; 36 Bitcoin long positions at 40x leverage, liquidation price $57,364.1; 9,888.88 HYPE long positions at 10x leverage.