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「Accurate Layout of ZEC」 Whale Short-term Close Position of 30,000 ZEC, Account Profit Turned into Loss

2025.11.11 14:24:26

On November 11th, according to Coinbob Popular Address Monitoring, due to the continuous decline in ZEC's price today, in the past 9 hours, the "Accurate ZEC Strategy" whale (0x96e) has been gradually reducing its holdings and cutting losses in ZEC by more than 30,000 coins since ZEC fell below its average holding price, resulting in a loss of approximately $960,000. The remaining position has an unrealized loss of $950,000 (46%), with a liquidation price of $420. The position size has decreased from $37.01 million yesterday to $10.37 million. Since November 3rd, the address has successively deposited $2.21 million into Hyperliquid and then opened a 5x leveraged ZEC long position and has been continuously rolling over the position. At one point, the principal grew to over $10.5 million. Before reducing the position, it was the largest ZEC bull on Hyperliquid. According to monitoring, the largest ZEC short on Hyperliquid (0xd47) has consistently added to the position to flatten ZEC. The unrealized loss has decreased from $20.19 million to $10.87 million, with an average holding price of $336. The position size is approximately $30.64 million, and there has been no liquidation so far.
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