Recently, on the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid, whale investors shorted Ethereum (ETH) with 25 times leverage, and the floating profit has exceeded $90 million. The whale holds about 76,600 ETH, with a market value of about $144 million, and the liquidation price touched $3,195. At the same time, another whale also shorted Bitcoin (BTC) with 50x leverage, and its floating profit reached $5.93 million amid market volatility. The recent pullback in the price of Bitcoin has pushed up the floating profit on its short positions. This kind of whale behavior shows the high volatility of the market and the risk of leveraged trading, which has attracted a lot of attention from investors.
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Recently, on the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid, whale investors shorted Ethereum (ETH) with 25 times leverage, and the floating profit has exceeded $90 million. The whale holds about 76,600 ETH, with a market value of about $144 million, and the liquidation price touched $3,195. At the same time, another whale also shorted Bitcoin (BTC) with 50x leverage, and its floating profit reached $5.93 million amid market volatility. The recent pullback in the price of Bitcoin has pushed up the floating profit on its short positions. This kind of whale behavior shows the high volatility of the market and the risk of leveraged trading, which has attracted a lot of attention from investors.