BlockBeats News, July 24th, SpaceX announced at 4 a.m. this morning (Beijing time) that due to launch site weather and ground visibility not meeting the heat shield imaging requirements, the Starship Flight 13 has been delayed by 24 hours. The new 90-minute window is from 6:45 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. on July 25th (Beijing time).

Prior to the launch, SPCX experienced significant volatility. After 8 p.m. last night, it dropped from $116.04 to $111, a decrease of about 4.34%; it then quickly rebounded by 7.26% and surged to a nighttime high of $119.06 one minute after the delay announcement.

The delay announcement did not trigger an instant flash crash like the one that occurred after the engine failure on July 17th, but SPCX partially retraced its gains and later traded sideways.

Meanwhile, the trader with the address starting with 0xf64d still holds a full 10,950 SPCX long positions without adjusting the position. The position is worth approximately $1.2692 million, with an unrealized loss of about $2,883, a return rate of approximately -1.81%; the liquidation price is $104.34, about 9.97% below the current price.

Furthermore, last night and this morning saw two more million-dollar positions, all long positions. The most recent one opened at 20x leverage with an average entry price of $115, a liquidation price close to $109, less than $6 away from the current price; another trader entered at the same average price, with the liquidation price positioned closer, at around $107. If the Starship launch were to fail, based on the flash crash percentage created by the previous round, these three whales will be liquidated simultaneously.

Addresses: 0xf64d514ceba4ebccc43e85d928cbc281794029de

Address: 0xe5ddda24a1fae6c68f9fbf02f02b97d6cf2e1e6c

Address: 0xdf86c7c9069e9bd5bac9d97e21f9aa10f728fb86

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