TradingBeats, formerly Hyperinsight, said on Aug. 24 that Loracle sub-address 0xefe4...194b currently ranks first on Hyperliquid’s xyz:GOLD position leaderboard. The address is holding roughly 12,801.96 gold long contracts with a position value of about $59.8953 million and an unrealized profit of around $6.3510 million.
The same address is also running a short position in xyz:SNDK. According to the monitoring data, it holds about 15,567.34 SNDK shorts worth roughly $22.5929 million, with current unrealized profit at about $370,300.
Taken together, the two positions are valued at about $82.4881 million, while combined unrealized profit stands near $6.7213 million. The figures were cited by BlockBeats from TradingBeats monitoring data. The update places the address at the top of Hyperliquid’s gold long rankings at the time of publication.
BlockBeats reported on Aug. 24, citing monitoring data from TradingBeats, formerly Hyperinsight, that Loracle sub-address 0xefe4...194b is currently ranked No. 1 on Hyperliquid’s xyz:GOLD position leaderboard.
The address holds about 12,801.96 gold long contracts with a position value of roughly $59.8953 million. Its current unrealized profit stands at about $6.3510 million.
The same address also holds a short position in xyz:SNDK. That position totals about 15,567.34 contracts, with a value of around $22.5929 million and current unrealized profit of about $370,300.
Combined, the two positions are worth about $82.4881 million, with total unrealized profit reaching about $6.7213 million.
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