DRAM index high-leverage whale is only $2.7 away from liquidation, $5.19 million long position on the verge of being liquidated.

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Mars Finance News, June 29 - According to Hyperinsight monitoring, the DRAM index, which reflects the spot price of memory, has pulled back from highs amid the spillover effect of Korean storage sell-offs, dropping about 6% in 4 hours and is currently at $70.68. A whale (0x7b5) on the Hyperliquid platform opened a position earlier this month, going long with 20x leverage and continuously rolling and increasing the position, causing the liquidation price to hang above the average entry price. The liquidation line is at $68, only about 3.8% (approximately $2.7) away from the current price, with a position size of $5.2 million. Among large holders on this platform, the average on-chain long price is about $70.12, and the average short price is about $68.35. The nominal size of shorts is approximately 2.35 times that of longs, indicating an overall bearish bias. Among them, the largest short is the "storage chain short leader" 0x4e23 (who is also shorting Micron, SanDisk, and Western Digital), holding a $14.29 million DRAM short position with 6x leverage (average entry price $77.73, position opened on June 24), with current floating profit reaching $1.47 million.
DRAM-0.55%
SNDK1.46%
WDC0.88%
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