PANews January 10 News, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin monitoring, whale 0x94d…814 transferred 255 BTC (217 million USD) into Hyperliquid 22 days ago and sold it at a price of $85,378. Then, using these funds, it has been high-frequency trading over the past 22 days, with 69 trades and a 62% win rate, earning $9.9 million.
In the past two days, the whale has continued to go long, currently holding long positions worth up to $310 million, with an unrealized loss of $1.4 million:
1,699 BTC (154 million USD), opening price $90,801.
33,000 ETH (102 million USD), opening price $3,099.
336,000 SOL (45.83 million USD), opening price $138.6.
3.776 million XRP (7.91 million USD), opening price $2.13.
The assets that this whale is long on are basically similar to the 7.88 billion USD long position held by the “2.3 billion USD long whale,” with a total long position value of $1.1 billion, accounting for one-third of all longs on Hyperliquid.
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