Data: "Lightning Swing Trader" address starting with 0x880a takes two-way positions in HYPE, with a total floating loss of 11.4 millions USD
According to ChainCatcher, as monitored by HyperInsight, in the past 2 hours, the address starting with 0x880a has continued to increase its main short position in HYPE, while also increasing its long position in HYPE subsidiary positions within the same trading range. Additionally, monitoring shows that in the past 3 hours, this address has opened base short positions in MNT, WLD, PENGU, and ENA, and has been rolling up its positions. As of 12:00 today (UTC+8), it is still actively increasing its positions.
At the same time, the total holdings of this address are approximately $148 million, with a total unrealized loss of about $11.4 million, and a win rate of 83% in the past week. The trader behind this address tends to operate in a swing trading style, with quick entries and exits, high frequency, and a high win rate (70%). Trading activity has been frequent in recent weeks.
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