Oracle Soars Nearly 15% Intraday as Whale Who Shorted ORCL Liquidated Overnight
BlockBeats News, April 14th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, favorable news such as the landing of Oracle AI applications and the expansion of cloud computing business have boosted the stock price significantly from its low point. The price of the ORCL contract on Hyperliquid has risen by 14.8% in 24 hours, currently at $157.2, with a trading volume of $5.63 million during the same period and open interest of over $7.7 million.
Furthermore, whales (with positions exceeding $1 million) who shorted ORCL on-chain all went from profit to loss within a day, with their average entry positions ranging from $141 to $149 and their liquidation prices above $208.
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