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Largest SOL short in the chain opens 3x leveraged $18.08 million Brent Oil long position
Svmuu - According to Lookonchain's monitoring, in the last 10 hours, address "0xb581d667C53fd8a50bF7ffd817BE0E62DAA16F4f" deposited 9 million USDC into Hyperliquid, opening a 3x leveraged 200,687 xyz:BRENTOIL multi orders worth $18.08 million. The address "Hyperliquid" deposited 9 million USDC into Hyperliquid and opened a 3x leveraged 200,687 xyz:BRENTOIL long position valued at 18.08 million USD. This address is still holding 254,771 SOL shorts valued at $21.6 million.
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