Data: Hyperliquid platform whales currently hold $3.23 billions in positions, with a long-short ratio of 0.86.
ChainCatcher news, according to Coinglass data, the current whale positions on the Hyperliquid platform total $3.23 billions, with long positions at $1.493 billions, accounting for 46.23% of the holdings, and short positions at $1.737 billions, accounting for 53.77%. The profit and loss for long positions is -$142 millions, while the profit and loss for short positions is $349 millions.
Among them, whale address 0x0ddf..02 is holding a 3x full position short on ETH at the price of $2,171.83, with an unrealized profit and loss of -$4.2054 millions.
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