With a $6.3 million profit in the past month, a whale has simultaneously deployed 17 short positions related to AI semiconductors.
BlockBeats News, on July 3, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, the whale with the address starting 0xa31 currently holds 17 short positions related to AI/semiconductors on Hyperliquid, covering Micron Technology, semiconductor ETFs, SanDisk, NVIDIA, and others, with a total notional value of approximately 6.1 million USD. Over the past month, this address has accumulated profits of around 6.3 million USD.
The most recent large position opened was a short on Micron Technology: using 6x leverage to short approximately 1,119 Micron Technology contracts, with a notional value of about 1.11 million USD and an average entry price of roughly 963 USD. This position is one of the latest million-dollar scale positions opened today on Hyperliquid. As of press time, with a slight rebound in Micron Technology, this short position is temporarily at an unrealized loss of around 33,000 USD.
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