XXAntiWar Cuts ZEC Shorts Again, Taking a $398,000 Loss

XXAntiWar Cuts ZEC Shorts Again, Taking a $398,000 Loss

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2026-09-18 01:32:04
BlockBeats reported on Sept. 18 that trader XXAntiWar closed ZEC short positions at a loss again, according to monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa). Over the past three days, the trader cut two ZEC shorts and lost a combined $398,000, giving back all profits made on Hyperliquid over roughly the past week. The broader record for September remains positive on this single asset. Ai Yi said XXAntiWar used three addresses to open eight ZEC short trades this month, with five wins and three losses, translating to a 62.5% win rate. Despite the latest setback, the trader still holds cumulative profit of $437,000 on ZEC trades. The monitored trades were described as short positions opened from $1,120.8 up to $1,353. The update was attributed to on-chain tracking data cited by BlockBeats.

BlockBeats reported on Sept. 18 that XXAntiWar has once again closed ZEC short positions at a loss. According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa), the trader cut two ZEC shorts over the past three days, losing a combined $398,000 and wiping out all profits made on Hyperliquid over nearly the past week.

Ai Yi said that since September, XXAntiWar has opened eight ZEC short trades through three addresses. Of those trades, five were profitable and three ended in losses, for a 62.5% win rate. Even after the latest losses, cumulative profit on ZEC alone still stands at $437,000. The analyst described the positions as shorts opened from $1,120.8 up to $1,353.

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