xm39 adds to long WTI and short Nasdaq trade; total gains near $980,000

Odaily Planet Daily cites xm39 tracking data showing the trader has continued scaling up its "Long Crude, Short Nasdaq" strategy. Since a major rebalance on Aug. 17, the two Hyperliquid positions have grown from about $17.606 million to $48.209 million, an increase of roughly $30.6 million, up 173.8%. The WTI long expanded from $7.299 million to $12.833 million, with cumulative buying of around $5.069 million over the period. After WTI fell 1.5% today, xm39 added another $1.561 million at an average price of $85.38, lifting the overall average entry to $81.80. Unrealized profit on the WTI position is now about $535,000, roughly 7.6 times the prior level. The Nasdaq short increased from roughly $10.307 million to $35.376 million, with net additional exposure of about $25.529 million. Current unrealized profit is around $195,000, while repeated adjustments during the period generated an additional $250,000 in realized gains. Together, the two legs carry about $730,000 in unrealized profit; including realized gains, total profit from the "Long Oil, Short Equities" trade is nearing $980,000. xm39 has also placed take-profit orders totaling about $10.6 million between $89.39 and $90.42. Separately, xm39's Polymarket "war bets" remain underwater despite added exposure. The account holds 1,565,400 "Yes" shares in "The U.S. will invade Iran before 2027," with about $364,600 invested and an unrealized loss of roughly $106,300 (a 29.1% return rate). The position has been increased by approximately 254,000 shares since the last update.