ChainCatcher reports that, according to Coinglass data, the whale holdings on the Hyperliquid platform currently amount to $2.869 billion, with long positions at $1.419 billion, accounting for 49.48%, and short positions at $1.449 billion, accounting for 50.52%. The long positions have a profit and loss of -$149 million, while the short positions have a profit and loss of $251 million.
Among them, the whale address 0xa5b0…41 took a 15x full position long on ETH at a price of $2015.41, currently unrealized P&L is -$2.0965 million.
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