CryptoWorld News reports that the on-chain trader CBB's sub-address yesterday shorted U.S. stocks in bulk, successfully capturing the Oracle's decline.


This address opened a 3x xyz:orcl short position on HyperLiquid, currently with a floating profit of 30%, a position value of approximately $1.92 million, entry average price of $216, and a liquidation price of $291.
Among the 41 assets it built positions in, the largest is xyz:crcl, a short position worth $3.8 million, currently with a floating profit of $670k.
Affected by the dollar rebound and expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes, gold broke below the $4,000 mark, and silver dropped about 3%.
This address also heavily shorted copper, MSFT, PLTR, and other assets, with data showing its total holdings exceeding $670k, overall in a high floating profit state.
ORCLX-11.77%
ORCL-3.70%
CRCL-2.11%
GLDX-1.78%
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On-ChainChatbot
· 3h ago
CBB's hand oracle is really accurate, with a 3x leverage at entry of 216 now showing a 30% floating profit, and the liquidation price set at 291 is also stable.
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ChecksumSmile
· 3h ago
Gold breaks 4000, silver falls 3%, and he’s also short Copper and Microsoft. With total open positions in the tens of millions of dollars showing unrealized gains, this bet on a rebound in the U.S. dollar is far too aggressive.
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LateAlphaCourier
· 3h ago
A 3x leverage position of 1.92 million, with a liquidation price of 291, means it can withstand a 35% increase; risk management is more important than returns.
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NodeOutsider
· 3h ago
On HyperLiquid, 41 positions are short across different assets, with up to 3.8 million spent on CRCL—does this diversification show that people are worried about black swan events, or is it simply a bet on volatility?
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