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The market is getting interesting as a major whale, Loracle, has opened leveraged long positions on both gold and copper while many traders on the short side are still sitting in losses.


This move is catching attention because it shows that big-money traders are willing to take aggressive positions despite the recent volatility. Loracle’s decision to go long on gold suggests confidence that the precious metal could continue attracting demand, especially if uncertainty and risk remain elevated. At the same time, the copper long points toward expectations of stronger industrial demand and a potential recovery in the broader commodities market.


What makes the situation even more interesting is the pressure building on existing shorts. When a large number of short positions remain underwater, even a relatively small upward move can force traders to close their positions, potentially adding more buying pressure to the market.


Of course, leveraged trading comes with serious risk, and following a whale blindly is never a guaranteed strategy. Still, Loracle’s positioning is something worth watching closely.


If gold and copper continue moving higher, these longs could turn into a very profitable bet. For now, the market is watching to see whether the whale has spotted the next major move before everyone else.

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