The average price fell from 90.8 to 90.76, a minor tweak of 4 cents; with an unrealized profit of 17k and a liquidation price of 155—this position’s safety cushion is ridiculously thick, no wonder it’s that bold to simultaneously go all-in on S&P 70 million.

CoinWorld News reports that the CL short position has recently increased by 4,876.70 ZEC, approximately $427,886.37, with a holding size reaching $3,588,464.07. The average price has been adjusted from $90.80 to $90.76. Currently, this short position has an unrealized profit of $17,307.19 (+0.63%), with the current price at $90.33 and the liquidation price at $155.38. This address started shorting ZEC at $184, once experiencing a floating loss of $21 million, then turning profitable, and recently becoming the largest long position in the S&P 500, with a scale exceeding $70 million.