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On-chain part-time stock traders shift to on-chain gold short positions, with holdings reaching $13 million

On-chain part-time stock traders shift to on-chain gold short positions, with holdings reaching $13 million

AIcoinAIcoin2026/01/13 07:53
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According to data monitored by Coinbob, the "part-time stockholder on-chain" whale address (0xfc66) has recently significantly increased its short positions on on-chain gold (PAXG), using 5x leverage. The current position size is about $13 million, with an average price of $4,517, and a floating loss of about 1.8%, making it the largest PAXG short. In addition, this address has established 18 stock short positions on the Hyperliquid platform, focusing on individual stocks of a certain exchange, with a total size of about $4 million. The total account position size of this address has now reached $53.2 million, including short positions in XRP and HYPE, with floating profits of about 1.5% and 9.0%, respectively.
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