Last night, that whale who spent 120 million USD to buy ETH aggressively, after stacking up to 140,000 tokens, the price surprisingly stabilized and didn't continue to drop.
This guy's appetite clearly isn't satisfied yet. Three hours ago, he added another 110 million USDC to Hyperliquid, this time not only increasing his ETH position but also opening longs on BTC and SOL.
So, what's the current situation? A total of 230 million USD of principal has been used to leverage a 555 million USD long position on the platform. The leverage ratio is controlled at 2.3x, which is a conservative approach. Judging from the size of the position, this move clearly bets on a collective rebound of the main cryptocurrencies.
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SurvivorshipBias
· 12-14 15:01
Madman, 230 million principal levered to 555 million... That's a bold bet. The mainstream coins are all rebounding collectively, huh? Just wait and see the show.
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CrashHotline
· 12-12 02:02
Wow, this guy really dares to play. Can he sleep well with 2.3x leverage?
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 12-12 01:06
This guy is really fierce, using 2.3x leverage and still stacking like this, either big funds have confidence or he's betting wrong and getting liquidated.
Go enjoy the show.
Mainstream coins rebounding? I think it's just诱多, be careful of the bagholders.
A 550 million position sounds impressive, but if it crashes, it could still hit the daily limit down. If you don't believe it, let's bet on it.
This is the game that big players should play; retail investors can only watch the excitement.
Stable? Ha, leverage is never stable. To put it nicely, it's about controlling risk; to be blunt, it's just gambling with luck.
14,000 ETH in one move—rare in the crypto world. We small fish and salted fish can hardly afford to play.
Contracts are eating people, everyone. No matter how much money you have, without confidence, it's all pointless.
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unrekt.eth
· 12-12 01:05
Wow, this guy really dares to play. 2.3x leverage and still want to be conservative? Going long on mainstream coins to bet on the rebound—either big profit or big crash.
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 12-12 00:55
This guy really dares to gamble, 2.3x leverage and going all-in on mainstream coins? I just want to know where his stop-loss is set.
Wait, no, stacking 140,000 ETH actually stabilized the coin price. Is this to set the rhythm or what?
Looking at 2.3x leverage, it's quite stable, but a 555 million position once it pulls back would be really exciting.
Does this whale have a lot of idle funds or did he get some inside information? I, as a small retail investor, can only watch and eat the melon.
Damn, is it Hyperliquid again? This platform has been really attracting funds lately.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 12-12 00:43
Damn, this guy really dares to play, stacking 550 million with 2.3x leverage. If the rebound really comes, he's going to make a killing.
Last night, that whale who spent 120 million USD to buy ETH aggressively, after stacking up to 140,000 tokens, the price surprisingly stabilized and didn't continue to drop.
This guy's appetite clearly isn't satisfied yet. Three hours ago, he added another 110 million USDC to Hyperliquid, this time not only increasing his ETH position but also opening longs on BTC and SOL.
So, what's the current situation? A total of 230 million USD of principal has been used to leverage a 555 million USD long position on the platform. The leverage ratio is controlled at 2.3x, which is a conservative approach. Judging from the size of the position, this move clearly bets on a collective rebound of the main cryptocurrencies.