WTI Crude Oil Rises 3.2%, Chain-Based Short Positions Incur Losses

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On-chain data shows WTI crude oil prices rose 3.2% in pre-market trading on March 20, with the CL contract on Hyperliquid reaching $96.4. On-chain analysis reveals that major short positions are under pressure, including the largest CL short holder (0x985). The largest position, a 20x leveraged short, now faces a $1.43 million loss, with a total size of $24 million and an average entry price of $90.42.

BlockBeats report, March 20: According to Hyperinsight monitoring, during pre-market trading in the U.S., international oil prices rose sharply in the short term, with WTI crude oil up 3.2% cumulatively since 16:00. The CL (WTI crude oil) contract price on Hyperliquid rose in tandem, currently trading at $96.40.


On-chain positions exceeding $10 million are overwhelmingly held by whales on the short side, all of whom have suffered unrealized losses during this rally.


Among them, the largest on-chain CL position is held by "US and Brent Crude Oil Mainstream Short Sellers" (0x985), which currently holds a 20x leveraged CL short position with an unrealized loss expanding to $1.43 million, a position size of approximately $24 million, and an average entry price of $90.42.

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