The whale who profited $420,000 from longing gold in the last round has entered the market again, with a long position of $13.2 million.
BlockBeats News, April 7th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, a whale starting with 0x06a completed the second round of multi-position building last night and this morning. The position size further expanded to $13.2 million, with an average price of $4,677. The current small floating loss is about $43,000 (-3.4%), now the largest long position on GOLD on Hyperliquid.
Previously, the address opened a GOLD (gold) long position with a size of $10.3 million in the last round, and after recording a profit of about $417,000 at the first position, closed the position and exited, with a holding period of about 230 hours.
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