According to TradingBeats monitoring, during the rise in WTI crude oil prices, Polymarket trader Tetrose added $3182 to replenish positions and touched call options at $90, $95, and $100 by the end of August. Currently, the total cost of the three positions is $38900, with a present value of $8291 and a floating loss of $30600, including a floating loss of $26900 in the $95 level. Tetra had previously placed a $320900 buy plan this morning to reopen the Brent crude oil market, but withdrew the order at 13:22. In addition, Tetrose holds a 50 fold leverage short position of 274.773 SP500 shares, valued at approximately $2.113 million, with a floating profit of $19200. Historical records show that Tetra has achieved a cumulative profit of 641900 US dollars in crude oil and geopolitical themes such as Iran and Hormuz.
