xm39 Trader Continues Trading as Geopolitical Tensions Escalate, Position Size Reaches $11.3 million

August 13th, according to TradingBeats (formerly Hyperinsight) monitoring, it is reported that the trader xm39, who previously was long on crude oil and bet on "The U.S. will invade Iran by 2027" on Polymarket, has now expanded the geopolitical conflict trade to a larger scale.

As of the time of writing, the trader has shorted 280.3 contracts of XYZ100 on Hyperliquid at 30x leverage, with a position value of approximately $8.339 million, an entry price of 29,730.4 points, and a liquidation price of 32,160.9 points; concurrently, holding long positions in WTI crude oil worth around $3.029 million. The total value of the two positions is approximately $11.368 million.

Currently, the trader has placed four crude oil buy orders at prices ranging from $79.22 to $80.29, with a plan to continue buying 32,300 WTI contracts, with a notional amount of around $2.566 million.

Above the short position on the Nasdaq, three take-profit buy orders have been set at prices of 29,921 points, 29,963 points, and 30,064 points, totaling 120 contracts of XYZ100 to be covered, equivalent to approximately $3.599 million, covering about 42.8% of the existing short position.

On Polymarket, the trader's most recent transaction occurred on August 11th, with a total of 59 trades, adding approximately $21,100 to further invest in 124,400 "The U.S. will invade Iran by 2027" Yes shares, at an average price of about $0.1695.

Currently, the trader holds a total of 1,258,900 Yes shares, with a cost of around $312,900, a current value of about $220,300, an unrealized loss of approximately $92,600, and a return rate of about -29.6%.

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