Data: $97 million in liquidations, ZEC whale short position floating profit at 130%, several $20 million whale positions have liquidation prices around $6.54 million
According to ChainCatcher, the BTC whale (0x7b7) who previously suffered a precise loss of $97 million has partially closed the ZEC short position opened and rolled over yesterday, with a current unrealized profit of $2.4 million (134%). The current position size is about $19 million. Compared to yesterday: liquidation price was $683—now $655, average price was $666—now $661.
This address is known as a prominent player on Roobet and Stake.com. Since transferring $7 million into Hyperliquid on November 6, it has experienced significant losses with only minor gains. On November 17, the whale was targeted while shorting BTC, resulting in a single liquidation of nearly $97 million. Additionally, monitoring shows that three whales on Hyperliquid, each holding positions of around $20 million, have liquidation prices between $653 and $655, and average prices ranging from $621 to $661. All of these are new whale addresses that opened positions starting yesterday.
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