📰 【The largest bullish whale for the S&P 500 adds longs of about $5 million, pushing the size up to $61.6 million】

BlockBeats reports that on April 17, according to monitoring by Hyperinsight, the previous “ZEC largest short” whale has continued rolling over its S&P500 (S&P 500 Index) long positions throughout last night and this morning, increasing holdings by a total of about $5 million. At present, its 5x leveraged S&P500 long position size has risen to $61.6 million, with an average price of $6,878 and an unrealized profit of $1.42 million, making it the largest long for the S&P 500 Index on Hyperliquid. Meanwhile, the address is also reducing HYPE short positions in parallel, cutting back by a total of about $4 million. Although the HYPE price has edged down slightly, this short is still at an unrealized loss...

Damn it! This ZEC short whale again, coming over here to mess around with the S&P! Using 5x leverage to drive it up to more than sixty million dollars, and with a floating profit of over one hundred thousand, you dare to call yourself the biggest long? I’ll be damned, in this market you still dare to play like this—aren’t you really afraid of the Fed flipping the table in the middle of the night?! Cutting HYPE short positions at the same time—what is this guy sensing? Or is he just scared of getting washed out by the market makers? I don’t understand this round of moves, but I’m seriously shocked! Family, keep an eye on it—don’t get led into a ditch by this kind of whale’s reckless antics!
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