According to BlockBeats, on August 13, tradingBeats (formerly Hyperinsight) monitoring showed that xm39, a trader who previously went long on crude oil and bet on Polymarket that "the US will invade Iran before 2027," has now extended his geopolitical conflict trading to a larger position.
As of press time, the account holder held a 30x leveraged short position of 280.3 contracts of XYZ100 on Hyperliquid, with a position value of approximately $8.339 million. The average entry price was 29,730.4 points, and the liquidation price was 32,160.9 points. Simultaneously, the account holder held approximately $3.029 million in long positions in WTI crude oil. The total value of these two positions was approximately $11.368 million.
Currently, it has placed four crude oil buy orders between $79.22 and $80.29, planning to continue buying 32,300 WTI contracts, with a notional amount of approximately $2.566 million.
Three buy-to-profit orders were placed above the Nasdaq short positions, with trigger prices of 29,921, 29,963 and 30,064 points respectively, covering a total of 120 XYZ100 contracts, equivalent to approximately $3.599 million, which covers about 42.8% of the existing short positions.
On Polymarket, the trader's most recent trade occurred on August 11, when he added approximately $21,100 to his position of 124,400 units of "The U.S. will invade Iran by 2027" Yes shares through 59 trades, at an average price of approximately 16.95 cents.
Currently, it holds a total of 1,258,900 units of the relevant Yes shares, with a cost of approximately US$312,900, a present value of approximately US$220,300, a floating loss of approximately US$92,600, and a return of approximately -29.6%.
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