Korean Trader Nam Seok-hee continues to add to his long position on WLD, now with a realized profit of over $300,000.

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/09/09 17:12:41

BlockBeats News, September 9th, according to Binance platform data, over the weekend, the South Korean trader NAMSEOKHEE who had longed a basket of altcoins is still actively accumulating WLD. Currently, the three coins he heavily holds are showing the following unrealized gains:

ENA unrealized gain of $159,000, MYX unrealized gain of $256,400, WLD unrealized gain of $305,500. He currently holds a total of 62 contract positions, with a cumulative ROI of 258.92%, and a total account profit of $677,900.

BlockBeats previously reported that on September 8th, the South Korean trader NAMSEOKHEE, who had previously longed 107 altcoins in sync on the Binance futures contract and exited after the altcoin season failed, reappeared. NAMSEOKHEE has opened 56 new altcoin long contract positions from last weekend to this morning, once again betting on the arrival of the altcoin season. This time, his strategy is more conservative compared to before: he only placed $300 to $600 in margin for most altcoins, still using a 20x leverage, raised the margin to $2,500 for only a few altcoins that he is especially optimistic about, and he maintains his positions without taking profits.

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