Whales on the Hyperliquid platform currently hold $5.81 billion in positions, with a long/short ratio of 0.89.
according to Coinglass data, the Hyperliquid platform whale currently holds $5.81 billion in positions, with long positions of $2.74 billion, accounting for 47.16% of the positions, and short positions of $3.07 billion, accounting for 52.84% of the positions. The profit and loss of long positions is -$230 million, and the profit and loss of short positions is $311 million. Among them, the giant whale address 0xb317..ae went all-in long on ETH at 5x leverage at a price of $3,161.85, currently unrealized profit and loss is -$45.9091 million.
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