Data: Hyperliquid Platform Whale Currently Holds $3.095 Billion, Long-Short Ratio is 0.93
According to ChainCatcher, data from Coinglass shows that the current holdings of whales on the Hyperliquid platform amount to $3.095 billion, with long positions at $1.496 billion, accounting for 48.32% of the holdings, and short positions at $1.599 billion, accounting for 51.68%. The profit and loss for long positions is $225 million, while for short positions it is -$147 million.
Among them, the whale address 0x20c2..f5 is shorting ETH at a price of $2241.09 with 25x leverage, currently with an unrealized loss of $44.87 million.
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