Several bullish investors in US stocks have successively faced million-dollar forced liquidations, with the largest bulls on Intel and Microsoft both admitting losses and clearing their positions.

October 30, according to TradingBeats monitoring, last night and this morning, a total of 4 accounts on Hyperliquid had cumulative liquidation amounts exceeding $1 million in single-stock contracts, totaling approximately $6.3437 million, all long positions, corresponding to realized trading losses of approximately $847,500.

The million-dollar-level stock liquidation accounts are as follows:

- Intel long (0xbfab): liquidated $2.57 million, loss $647,600. Original position cost $94.37, average liquidation price $75.38. About 11 minutes later, the account re-entered long, still holding approximately $844,900 in long positions, average entry price $75.93, liquidation price $59.45.

- SpaceX long (0xd6b0): liquidated $1.341 million, loss $37,000. 9,620.69 long positions were fully liquidated, original cost $143.23, average liquidation price $139.38, the account still holds approximately $532,100 in long positions.

- SpaceX long (0xcd98): cumulative liquidation $1.2818 million, loss $42,000. Four rounds of partial liquidations cumulatively reduced 9,114.44 long positions. Still retains approximately $847,200 in long positions, cost $145.24, unrealized loss approximately $32,500, liquidation price $138.15.

- SpaceX long (0xbbcc): liquidated $1.1508 million, loss $121,000. Original cost $153.31, average liquidation price $138.73.

In addition to system liquidations, the largest longs on Intel and Microsoft have both voluntarily exited.

At 5 AM today, the account starting with 0x32d7 sold all Intel long positions in batches through a TWAP plan, approximately $3.1868 million, average price $75.10. The original average entry price of this position was approximately $105.72, with a loss of approximately $1.2995 million this round.

The whale account starting with 0x30af, holding the largest Microsoft contract long, stopped out and closed the position approximately 35 seconds after the US stock market opened at 21:30 last night. Its full-position stop-loss order originally set at $532.32 was triggered, ultimately selling 19,850.811 MSFT at an average price of $524.36, with a transaction value of approximately $10.4089 million, realizing a loss of approximately $158,200.