"20 million Wave Hunter" reduces BTC and PUMP short positions, shifts to go long on ZEC

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BTC-2,97%
PUMP-6,29%
ZEC-2,38%

BlockBeats News, January 13 — According to Hyperinsight monitoring, in the past hour, “20 million wave hunter” (0x880a) reduced BTC holdings and PUMP short positions, turning to long ZEC. Currently, the account has an unrealized profit of $10.06 million.

This address has been engaged in high-frequency multi-cryptocurrency swing trading for a long time, dominating the portfolio with high-leverage shorts, continuously generating excess returns in volatile markets, with a total profit of approximately $8.7 million over the past week.

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