Andrew Kang-related address executes "long-short double kill": Profited from ETH at highs and then reversed to short, currently holding nearly $100 million in short positions
BlockBeats News, on October 19, according to on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob (@CoinbobAI_bot) tracking and analysis, Mechanism Capital co-founder Andrew Kang's related address (0x0b5) closed ETH long positions at a high and then switched to shorting.
The day before, he had made a position adjustment, closing all short positions and establishing long positions in ETH, BTC, and SOL, while also increasing his ENA long position. However, today he adjusted his positions again, turning from bullish to bearish. He currently holds nearly $31 million in BTC short positions, $59.78 million in ETH short positions, and $22 million in ENA long positions. The monthly trading volume of this address reaches $176 million, and the current total position value is about $26.64 million. All positions are currently in floating profit, with some positions having a maximum floating yield of over 70%.
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