Short-selling valuation gains exceed $30 million (approximately 40.4 billion won)... SanDisk 8.6 billion won
Original headline공매도 평가익 3000만달러(약 404억원) 넘어…샌디스크 86억원
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An anonymous trader’s short positions in U.S. AI, semiconductor, and storage stocks have crossed $30 million in unrealized gains, according to Lookonchain data reported by BlockBeats. The largest gains came from SanDisk ($SNDK) at $6.36 million, followed by Intel ($INTC) at $4.03 million, the 3x semiconductor ETF SOXL at $2.33 million, and Micron ($MU) at $2.25 million. Those four positions alone account for $14.97 million of the total unrealized profit. The concentration of winning shorts in AI and chip names matters because it signals that at least one large trader is positioned against the sector’s rally. What to watch next is whether the trader adds to or unwinds these positions as semiconductor and storage stocks continue to move.
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