Data: "Heavy investment in three major markets" whale stops loss at 14 million scale after going long on two oils and then reverses to short, already recorded a loss of over 3.9 million USD
According to monitoring by Hyperinsight, the "whale heavily positioned in three major markets" today closed all long positions in WTICRUDE (WTI crude oil) and BRENTOIL (Brent crude oil) to stop losses, previously holding a total position size exceeding 14.1 million USD in both oils, resulting in a loss of over 3.9 million USD from this closing.
After closing the positions, the address immediately opened a short position in WTICRUDE at an average price of 92.3 USD, currently reaching a size of 9.3 million USD, with a liquidation price of 117.6 USD. Following this adjustment, the current main position layout across the three major markets for this address is as follows:
- US Stocks: Long positions in Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500, size 38.1 million USD, with an unrealized profit of 430,000 USD;
- Crypto: Long position in BTC, size 12.05 million USD, average price 6,540 USD, with an unrealized profit of 30,000 USD;
- Commodities: Short position in WTI crude oil, size 9.3 million USD, with an unrealized loss of 290,000 USD.
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