The former largest ZEC long position holder on Hyperliquid turns profitable, with a 24-hour unrealized gain of $2 million.
According to ChainCatcher, Coinbob's popular address monitoring shows that the "former largest ZEC bull" on Hyperliquid has repeatedly increased their long ZEC positions from yesterday to this morning. The current position holds 24,000 ZEC, valued at $15.65 million, with an entry price of $565.8987 and a liquidation price of $539.47. The 24-hour unrealized profit is $2.07 million (+122.16%). This whale started building their position on November 3 when ZEC was around $380, opening long ZEC positions with an initial capital of $2.21 million and continuously rolling over the position. The principal once grew to $10.5 million, making them the largest ZEC bull on Hyperliquid at the time. However, after ZEC's price declined, the account suffered significant losses, with the principal dropping from over $10 million in unrealized profits to just $1.42 million. Due to previous heavy losses, this whale currently ranks second in long ZEC positions.
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