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A whale who lost $22 million in a certain contract trade added over $5.34 million in HYPE short positions half an hour ago

A whale who lost $22 million in a certain contract trade added over $5.34 million in HYPE short positions half an hour ago

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2025/07/12 12:11
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BlockBeats News, July 12 — According to on-chain data, a whale increased their position by 49,939.28 HYPE 5x short contracts half an hour ago, with the current position valued at $79.5 million. In addition, this whale also holds $236 million worth of 10x Bitcoin short contracts and $137 million worth of 10x Ethereum short contracts.


It is worth noting that this address has accumulated losses of $22.52 million on Hyperliquid.

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