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The whale who has been shorting BTC since the beginning of the month has incurred an unrealized loss of over $9 million and is now the largest on-chain BTC short position holder.

The whale who has been shorting BTC since the beginning of the month has incurred an unrealized loss of over $9 million and is now the largest on-chain BTC short position holder.

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/04/22 02:44
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BlockBeats news, on April 22, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, the whale "pension-usdt.eth" (address: 0x0ddf…) had fallen into a loss since opening BTC short positions at the beginning of this month. During today's market rally, this position has recorded a $9 million loss.


Currently, since building the positions, this address has not yet closed its holdings and now holds a $77.14 million BTC short position and a $47.15 million ETH short position, making it the largest BTC and ETH short on Hyperliquid, with total losses exceeding $13 million.


Address: 0x0ddf9bae2af4b874b96d287a5ad42eb47138a902

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