A hacker from a certain exchange has started selling STRK, with STRK short positions currently showing a total floating profit of $4.46 million.
According to Odaily, Onchain Lens monitoring reveals that a certain exchange hacker has begun selling STRK; two Hyperliquid traders are holding STRK short positions, with total unrealized profits of 4.46 million US dollars. One trader has an unrealized profit of 1.61 million US dollars, and the other trader has an unrealized profit of 2.85 million US dollars.
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