US stock trader "CBB" is 82% short, accurately capturing the Oracle's decline trend

BlockBeats news, June 11—according to Hyperinsight monitoring, yesterday, well-known U.S. stock trader and KOL “CBB” batch-shorted U.S. stocks, with positions covering technology stocks, commodities, and precious metals. Coinciding with Oracle’s announcement of its fiscal year 2026 Q4 earnings yesterday, its 3x xyz:ORCL short position opened on Hyperliquid is currently showing an unrealized profit of 30%, with a position value of approximately $1.92 million, an average entry price of $216, and a liquidation price of $291.

Among the 41 underlying assets it has built positions in, 82% of the positions are short positions, and the largest position is an xyz:CRCL short worth $3.8 million; it is currently showing an unrealized profit of $670,000. Affected by the U.S. dollar’s rebound and expectations of further Federal Reserve rate hikes, gold has fallen below the $4,000 level, while silver has dropped by about 3%. Its xyz:GOLD and xyz:SILVER short positions are currently showing unrealized profits of $23,000 and $10,100, respectively. This address has also heavily shorted assets such as COPPER, MSFT, and PLTR, achieving broad profitability amid the current macro headwinds. Data shows that its total position value is over $10 million, and overall it is in a state of large unrealized gains.

It is said that this address belongs to crypto KOL CBB (X: Cbb0fe). The address has attracted widespread attention due to a BTC short whale event involving hundreds of millions of dollars that it publicly organized in 2025, and it has been referred to as the team leader KOL of the whale-hunting squad.

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