BlockBeats News, August 24, according to TradingBeats monitoring, the trader xm39, who has been continuously tracking the US-Iran conflict, is still expanding the "long crude oil, short Nasdaq" position. Since a significant rebalancing on August 17, the trader has once again increased the holdings in Hyperliquid from about $17.606 million to $48.209 million, adding approximately $30.6 million, a 173.8% increase.
Specifically, the WTI long position has increased from $7.299 million to $12.833 million. During this period, approximately $5.069 million was accumulated, and even after WTI fell by 1.5% today, an additional $1.561 million was added at an average price of $85.38 per barrel. The current average entry price is $81.80, with an unrealized gain of approximately $0.535 million, an increase of about 7.6 times from the last expansion.
On the other hand, the Nasdaq short position has increased from about $10.307 million to $35.376 million, with a net increase in exposure of approximately $25.529 million. Currently, there is an unrealized gain of about $0.195 million, and about $0.25 million profit was realized through repeated rebalancing during the period.
The total unrealized gain of the two positions is approximately $0.73 million; taking into account the realized profits during this period, the current round of "long oil, short stock" trades has contributed close to $0.98 million in profits. Currently, stop-loss orders totaling around $10.6 million have been set at prices ranging from $89.39 to $90.42.
Meanwhile, the Polymarket war bet is still being added to at a loss. xm39 currently holds 156.54 thousand "United States will invade Iran before 2027" Yes shares, with an investment of about $0.364 million, an unrealized loss of approximately $0.1063 million, a return rate of -29.1%. However, compared to the last time, an additional around 25.4 thousand shares have been added.
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