A certain whale opened a $30 million intraday long position on the "S&P 500" and held another $10 million short position on crude oil to bet on the "Oil Price Decline."
BlockBeats News, March 26th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, amid the fluctuating expectations of the US-Iran negotiation, the "S&P 500 Largest Bull" (0xebe) completed its 15x leveraged S&P 500 long position this morning, with a position size of $29.9 million, an average price of $6597, a slight unrealized loss of $110,000 (-6%), a liquidation price of $6220, and is now the largest S&P 500 bull on Hyperliquid.
In addition, the address also holds a $10 million short position in WTIOIL and BRENTOIL (US and UK oil), with average prices of $91 and $99 respectively, and liquidation prices of $107 and $119 respectively. This move may be a bet on substantial progress in the US-Iran negotiation, with the ebb of oil prices driving a market rebound.
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