Whale Contract pension-usdt.eth Initiates 3x Leveraged Bitcoin Short Position
BlockBeats News, March 9th, according to monitoring, the contract whale pension-usdt.eth started shorting Bitcoin on Hyperliquid with 3x leverage about 10 minutes ago, currently holding a short position of 170 BTC, equivalent to around $12.2 million, and is still adding to the position.
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