The top long and short positions in the on-chain HYPE leaderboard both opened at the $24 starting line, but now their profit and loss differ by over $25 million.
BlockBeats News, on February 5, according to HyperInsight monitoring, the largest long and short whales holding HYPE on-chain both opened positions around the $24 price level, starting from the same line. However, during subsequent market fluctuations, their profit and loss directions diverged sharply: currently, the largest short whale has an unrealized loss of over $10 million, while the largest long whale has an unrealized profit of about $15 million, resulting in a profit and loss difference of over $25 million.
The largest long address is "Hyperliquid early contributor Loracle": holding approximately $50.3 million, with an average price of $24.37, and an unrealized profit of about $15.3 million (+149%).
The largest short whale is (0x40e): holding approximately $36 million, with an average price of $24.86, and an unrealized loss of about $10.2 million (-142%), with a liquidation price of $48.8.
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