Today’s largest BTC position: $15.5 million short opened, with a half-day floating profit of 63% of principal
BlockBeats news, June 18, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, as of press time, there is only one whale on the Hyperliquid platform holding an open BTC position worth tens of millions of dollars. This whale previously went long on crude oil during the US-Iran conflict and recorded a significant loss, after which they exited and remained inactive for about half a month.
Last night, this address deposited $465,000 into Hyperliquid and opened a short position of 237.6 BTC with 30x leverage, with the value of the position around $15.5 million and an entry price of $65,207. Currently, this short has an unrealized profit of about $320,000, with a return rate of 63%. The whale plans to trigger a market stop loss if BTC rises to around $71,604.
Address: 0xf35aad55c9941333bfdc69175eba123d8b01338a
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