「Whale Takes Heavy Position in Three Major Markets」, Turns Loss into Profit during Oil Price Drop, Daily Profit Reaches $3.1 Million
BlockBeats News, March 10th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, influenced by today's crude oil pullback, stock market, and crypto market rebound. The whale (0x8af) who is "Heavily Positioned in Three Major Markets" achieved simultaneous profits in three positions across different asset classes in this market. In the past 24 hours, the floating profit reached 3.1 million US dollars, and the total account profit expanded to 7.47 million US dollars.
The whale completed a bearish position on commodities and a bullish position on risky assets in the past week:
Short CL (Crude Oil): Established a 5x leveraged short position with a $5.66 million holding size and an average price of $106, betting on a crude oil pullback;
Long US Stocks (Nasdaq 100): Increased the 10x leveraged long position to $40.1 million, betting on a tech stock rebound;
Long BTC: Established a position with $8.81 million at 40x leverage, capturing the warming sentiment in the crypto market.
Initially, the three positions once experienced floating losses in the millions of dollars, but they have now turned losses into gains. The current main positions are as follows:
10x XYZ100: Holding size approximately $40.14 million, average price $24,861.13, liquidation price $21,342.74, floating profit approximately $345,000 (+5.28%).
40x BTC: Holding size approximately $8.81 million, average price $69,495.5, floating profit approximately $205,000 (+93.12%).
5x CL: Holding size approximately $5.66 million, average price $106.28, liquidation price $146.51, floating profit approximately $1.317 million (+31.38%).
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