A certain whale's long position on MU has an unrealized profit of 8.25 million USD, and the position size has increased to 21 million USD.
According to Odaily, crypto analyst EmberYu @EmberCN has monitored that a certain whale has been continuously going long on Micron Technology (MU) on Hyperliquid since March this year, increasing their initial principal of 4.33 million USDC to around 13 million US dollars.
Data shows that after depositing 4.33 million USDC into Hyperliquid in March and starting to go long on MU, the address has continued to add to the MU position using unrealized profits. The MU long position size has now reached approximately 21 million US dollars, with related unrealized profits around 8.25 million US dollars.
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