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A certain whale is shorting over $45 million worth of SILVER on Hyperliquid with 20x leverage, currently facing an unrealized loss of $4.46 million.

A certain whale is shorting over $45 million worth of SILVER on Hyperliquid with 20x leverage, currently facing an unrealized loss of $4.46 million.

Odaily星球日报Odaily星球日报2026/01/27 03:20
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According to Odaily, monitoring by Lookonchain shows that a whale (0x61CE) shorted over $45 million worth of SILVER on Hyperliquid with 20x leverage. Two hours ago, the whale closed 60,869 SILVER positions worth $6.69 million, realizing a loss of $823,000. Currently, the address still holds 352,124 SILVER long positions worth $38.74 million, with an unrealized loss of $4.46 million.

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