After Garrett Jin's identity was exposed, he changed his social media privacy settings and deleted some information.
ChainCatcher news, on-chain detective Eye posted an update stating: "Hyperliquid whale Garrett Jin immediately changed his Telegram privacy settings after I posted, hiding previously public photos and phone numbers. He also deleted @XHash_com from his personal bio, just as he removed this information from his X profile after @emmettgallic exposed it. It seems he does have something to hide."
Previous reports indicated that the community suspects the whale who opened a massive short position on Hyperliquid three days in advance and profited $200 million is likely Bitforex co-founder Garrett Jin.
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