Lookonchain: Garrett Jin has lost over $24 million but still increased his ZEC short position by 7,000 tokens.
Lookonchain monitoring data shows that Garrett Jin, the largest ZEC on-chain short seller, has currently lost over $24 million, but he has not given up. Instead, he has added another 7,000 ZEC (worth $8.4 million) to his short position. Currently, he holds a total short position of 39,760 ZEC (worth $47.22 million), with a liquidation price of $2,292.
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