Professor Wesley is back showing off his real trades, and his track record of “staying short” is seriously impressive.
Let’s take a look at his positions: he opened a short on Bitcoin (BTC) at $83,166 and is up 42%; he shorted ETH at $2,369 and is up 19%. Most impressive of all, he’s aimed his shorts at the U.S. memory chip sector (Micron (MU) is showing $100,000 in unrealized profit, while SK Hynix (SKHYNIX) has already locked in $18,000 in profit).
While most people are still stubbornly betting on one-way longs, top veterans are already using “softer valuations in U.S. AI/chip stocks + weak crypto assets” to build hedged short positions.
Shorting isn’t just about getting the direction right—the hardest part is managing position size. In his screenshot, the liquidation price is far from the current price. That’s what lets him hold through a major swing: manage risk upfront, then let time do the rest.
Have any of you recently added hedged positions shorting U.S. chip stocks or ETH?
#BTC #ETH $BTC
Let’s take a look at his positions: he opened a short on Bitcoin (BTC) at $83,166 and is up 42%; he shorted ETH at $2,369 and is up 19%. Most impressive of all, he’s aimed his shorts at the U.S. memory chip sector (Micron (MU) is showing $100,000 in unrealized profit, while SK Hynix (SKHYNIX) has already locked in $18,000 in profit).
While most people are still stubbornly betting on one-way longs, top veterans are already using “softer valuations in U.S. AI/chip stocks + weak crypto assets” to build hedged short positions.
Shorting isn’t just about getting the direction right—the hardest part is managing position size. In his screenshot, the liquidation price is far from the current price. That’s what lets him hold through a major swing: manage risk upfront, then let time do the rest.
Have any of you recently added hedged positions shorting U.S. chip stocks or ETH?
#BTC #ETH $BTC
