Last night, the whale who threw in 120 million USD worth of ETH again made a move.
After increasing his long ETH position to 140,000 coins, the price surprisingly stabilized and didn't continue to fall. This guy might think the opportunity has arrived, and three hours ago he poured another 110 million USDC into Hyperliquid, opening longs not only on ETH but also on BTC and SOL.
What's the current situation? A total of 230 million USD in principal has supported a 555 million USD long position on Hyperliquid. Calculated, the leverage is only about 2.3x, which is quite conservative. Based on the current market, this position should still be in profit.
Large capital buying with low leverage—this move is worth analyzing.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 12-12 01:02
This guy really dares, even with 2.3x leverage, not afraid at all.
Wait, has the price stabilized? Isn't that the bottom he himself hammered out? Haha.
Big funds are like this, quietly eating meat, and we have to wait for the right moment to join in and drink the soup.
When will it be my turn to have 230 million USD? I keep laughing in my dreams.
This brother is really ruthless, opening positions in BTC, SOL, ETH simultaneously—if it's not gambling, then he's really confident.
Over 500 million in long positions, one piece of bad news and it explodes, but speaking of low leverage, it's indeed more stable.
This is the game of big funds; retail investors can only watch.
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GasWrangler
· 12-12 00:59
technically speaking, if you analyze the actual leverage metrics here, 2.3x is demonstrably suboptimal for someone with this capital efficiency... but ngl the real play is watching the mempool impact when that position liquidates. the math checks out on paper tho
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MrDecoder
· 12-12 00:59
This whale is quite aggressive, playing with 2.3x leverage so steadily, indicating that they are confident in this rebound.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 12-12 00:51
This guy really has guts. Using 2.3x leverage and operating so steadily shows genuine confidence.
I've seen this kind of low-leverage eating strategy before, just worried about a reverse dump.
The stable price is a good sign. Should we follow the trend or wait and see?
The actions of big players are a market barometer; worth keeping a close eye on.
230 million all-in on long positions. Is this a bet on the bottom? That's pretty aggressive.
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Degentleman
· 12-12 00:46
This whale is really betting on the direction, going all-in with low leverage, there's some skill involved.
Last night, the whale who threw in 120 million USD worth of ETH again made a move.
After increasing his long ETH position to 140,000 coins, the price surprisingly stabilized and didn't continue to fall. This guy might think the opportunity has arrived, and three hours ago he poured another 110 million USDC into Hyperliquid, opening longs not only on ETH but also on BTC and SOL.
What's the current situation? A total of 230 million USD in principal has supported a 555 million USD long position on Hyperliquid. Calculated, the leverage is only about 2.3x, which is quite conservative. Based on the current market, this position should still be in profit.
Large capital buying with low leverage—this move is worth analyzing.