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MakerDAO founder gave up all his profits from long positions in crude oil and added another $2 million to his position.

MakerDAO founder gave up all his profits from long positions in crude oil and added another $2 million to his position.

CointimeCointime2026/03/09 17:21

according to lookonchain monitoring, affected by the decline in oil prices, MakerDAO founder Rune Christensen has fully lost the seven-figure profits previously gained from going long on crude oil, but he has not closed the position. He chose to increase his position, placing a limit buy order worth 2 million USD, which is currently being executed.

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