Trader "Dan Laopo" tops Binance smart money profit rankings with long LOBSTER position

Trader "Dan Laopo" tops Binance smart money profit rankings with long LOBSTER position

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2026-09-15 06:24:47
On-chain analyst Ai Yi said in a post on X that Binance futures trader "Dan Laopo" ranked first in realized and unrealized profit tables tracked under the platform’s live smart money category, driven by a long position in LOBSTER. According to the figures shared, the trader led the 24-hour, 7-day, and 30-day profit rankings at the same time. Ai Yi said the trader has already closed positions for a realized profit of $260,000. The account still holds 18.29 million LOBSTER tokens, with the position valued at $3.2 million. The average entry price was listed at $0.1316. Using a current price of $0.1751, the open position is showing an unrealized gain of $796,000. Combined with the realized profit, total profit stands at $1.056 million. The figures cited in the post were attributed to Ai Yi’s disclosure on X.

On-chain analyst Ai Yi said in a post on X that Binance futures smart money trader "Dan Laopo" ranked first in the 24-hour, 7-day, and 30-day profit tables, driven by a long position in LOBSTER.

Position and profit figures

According to Ai Yi, the trader has already booked $260,000 in realized profit. The account still holds 18.29 million LOBSTER tokens valued at $3.2 million, with an average entry price of $0.1316. Based on a current price of $0.1751, the position is showing an unrealized profit of $796,000, bringing total profit to $1.056 million.

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