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On March 6, per Coinbob's Popular Address Monitor, the WTI Crude Oil synthetic asset on Hyperliquid briefly spiked above $84, notching a 3.7% gain. The largest on-chain long whale for CL (the WTI Crude Oil synthetic asset) — address 0x3b1 — saw its unrealized profits swell to $700,000, with a 66% return rate. Its current position size is roughly $3.35 million, at an average entry price of $66.4.

March 6: LookOnChain analytics shows wallets linked to Jane Street have deposited 270 BTC (~$19M) into Bullish and LMAX Digital over the past two hours.

March 6th — Per data from the **Coinbob Popular Address Monitor** (https://t.me/Coinbob_track_CN), Ethereum (ETH) traded slightly lower in pre-market hours. Notably, the 25x leveraged ETH long position held by crypto trader “Buddy” Huang Licheng has swung from profitable to underwater. Key details: - Current position size: ~$14.7 million - Average entry price: $2070 - Floating losses: $160,000 (-27%) - Liquidation price: $2024 - Margin call: Roughly 1.3% away from being triggered Previously, the address had placed take-profit orders ranging from $2085 to $2202, targeting a partial close of a $2.32 million portion of the position. The account’s balance has since fallen from $860,000 to $450,000.

On March 6th, per Onchain Lens data, a whale doubled down on shorting LIT amid its price decline, now sitting on an unrealized profit of $1.36 million.

March 6: LookOnChain data shows whale address 0xf4b8 closed its crude oil long position, netting a $755k profit. Shortly after, the whale flipped to a Nasdaq 100 short position with 30x leverage, with a position size exceeding $25M and a liquidation price of $26,688.65.

March 6 — Gold in Dubai is being sold off at steep discounts amid the Middle East conflict, which has caused flight cancellations and hampered suppliers’ ability to ship bars out of the key trading hub. Many buyers have halted new orders, unwilling to pay exorbitant shipping and insurance costs amid uncertainty over timely delivery. According to people familiar with the matter, traders are offering discounts of up to $30 per ounce **below** the London global benchmark to avoid indefinite storage and financing costs. Sources noted that while some gold shipments left Dubai by midweek, a large volume of cargo remained stranded as of Friday. The UAE—especially Dubai—is a key hub for refining and exporting gold bars to buyers across Asia, as well as a transit point for goods from Switzerland, the UK and several African nations. The U.S.-Israel conflict with Tehran entered its seventh day with no signs of a resolution, and the region’s airspace remains partially closed amid he