A retail investor with a starting capital of $30k repeatedly hit the "pre-news" timing. How did the "US Stock Trading King" achieve a 130x profit?

According to Hyperinsight monitoring, the most eye-catching US stock trading address on Hyperliquid, "US Stock Trading King", started with about $30k in early April, entered the US stock赛道 from a long position in $INTC (Intel), and has accumulated a profit of $3.9 million, rising from a retail investor to an on-chain whale, becoming the largest long holder of INTC.

On April 2, the "US Stock Trading King" continuously built a position in Intel's low range of $48-59 with 10x leverage, and used floating profits to increase position size as the stock price rose.

On April 9, he had rolled his INTC long position to 20k contracts with an average entry price of about $54, and the position size exceeded $30k. Notably, on April 6, he opened 10,500 contracts in a single day (average price $51.4), exactly one day before "Intel announced joining Musk's Terafab project and received expectations for the first batch of AI wafer orders."

After each price increase, he reinvested floating profits and released margin, growing his account equity from about $40k in early April to about $180k on April 9, and breaking $30k by the end of April.

After significant gains in INTC, on April 22, the trader shifted to a 10x leveraged position in $MU (Micron Technology), building a position in seven trading days within the $475-525 range, gradually increasing to 3,750 contracts with an average entry price of about $505, coinciding with the tight supply situation where "Micron's HBM capacity was sold out and storage prices surged 80-90% in a single quarter."

On June 12, the address added 4,000 INTC contracts at $117.9 (doubling down compared to his earlier position at $54), raising the average INTC price to $65.3, adding after Google ordered from "Intel Foundry," and just before the June 18 "Apple-Intel foundry cooperation rumors."

As of press time, his two core long positions—INTC (23k contracts, avg $65.3) and MU (3,750 contracts, avg $505)—total about $7.85 million in size, with floating profits of about $4.47 million. Account equity has grown from the initial ~$30k to over $3.9 million, a gain of about 130x, and neither core position has triggered a take-profit.

Currently, the address holds a new 10x $SNDK long position, with a size of $220k, an average price of $1,965.6, and a liquidation price of $1,863.4.