The "26 million HYPE long positions liquidated" suffered another round of cascading liquidations with losses reaching $5.15 million, only 1.44% away from the next round.
BlockBeats News, December 19, according to HyperInsight monitoring, due to the continuous decline of HYPE, the "liquidated 26 million HYPE long position" whale had its HYPE and ETH long positions liquidated again this morning, with a liquidation scale of about $19.2 million, recording a loss of about $5.15 million. The next liquidation price for this address's HYPE long position is at $22.2, only about 1.44% away from the current price. The current position size is about $12.75 million, with an unrealized loss of $4.91 million (-192%), and an average price of $31.25. In addition, the whale also holds an ETH long position, with a position size of about $7.23 million, an unrealized loss of $770,000 (-212%), an average price of $3,116, and a liquidation price of $2,757.
According to yesterday's news, this whale's HYPE long position suffered the largest single liquidation on the entire network, about $11 million. The cumulative liquidation scale in the past two days is about $56.8 million, with a total realized loss of over $13.1 million.
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