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Since the signing of the agreement by Trump for the first time: WTI crude oil has fallen by 15.8%, with a Whaleshark realizing a same-day short position profit of $3.45 million

Since the signing of the agreement by Trump for the first time: WTI crude oil has fallen by 15.8%, with a Whaleshark realizing a same-day short position profit of $3.45 million

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/06/17 05:20

BlockBeats News, June 17, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, since Trump called off the strike against Iran on the morning of June 12 and clearly stated the arrangement to sign a peace agreement, WTI crude oil has fallen back from its high by 15.8%.


In recent days, as the details of the US-Iran agreement are gradually revealed and the market's expectation for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz increases, WTI crude oil once again fell below $75 today. WTIOIL on Hyperliquid is currently at $74.92; since the formal start of the US-Iran war on February 28, oil prices have retraced 87.7% of the gains.


A whale on Hyperliquid opened a short position on June 12, selling 42,139 contracts of WTIOIL with 20x leverage, with a position value of approximately $31.57 million. The current unrealized profit of this position has reached $3.45 million, with a return of about 200%. The average entry price is $83.10, making it the largest short position on the platform for WTIOIL.


Address: 0x9e8b1e51c642f4c8b87c6ba11c53d516a218afc4

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