Whale 0xcd6b Deposits $7.35M USDC on Hyperliquid for NVDA and SNDK Long Positions

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Gate News bot message, Whale address 0xcd6b deposited 7.35 million USDC into Hyperliquid to establish long positions on NVDA and SNDK stocks. The whale currently holds 61,951 xyz:NVDA valued at $11.94 million and 2,920 xyz:SNDK worth $2 million in long positions. Additionally, a limit order for 40,778 xyz:NVDA amounting to $4.53 million remains pending execution.

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