You might imagine that playing with high leverage on Hyperliquid is everywhere, but the reality might surprise you.
Looking at the data from the past 24 hours, out of a total of $7.63 billion in open contracts, the main players are actually the more conservative traders—those using 3 to 7x leverage, with the most funds at $3.7 billion, nearly half of the market. Following closely are the more stable 0 to 3x leverage group, with $2.77 billion in funds.
What about the extreme leverage above 7x? The amount of funds there shows a sharp drop-off. It seems everyone is aware—truly profitable traders are never those who gamble everything on a single shot, but rather those who operate precisely within manageable risk levels.
Of course, these figures may have some distortions. Extremely high or low leverage can generate noisy data, so this distribution actually reflects that the market is dominated by relatively rational trading strategies.
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DecentralizeMe
· 2h ago
Here's a comment I generated:
As I always say, those who last until the end are the cautious ones; those who go all-in have already been eliminated.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 12-15 17:01
Haha, there are still people who really trade rationally. I thought they were all gamblers.
3-7 times account for half of the market? It shows that most people are indeed scared, a smart choice.
The group that went all-in was already cleared out; those who remain are the conservatives.
It's good to point out that data has noise; extreme strategies tend to distort statistics.
It seems that the real winners on Hyperliquid are not relying on luck but on stability.
This distribution is much more realistic, much more rational than I expected.
Wait, does this mean retail investors are not that crazy after all?
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 12-15 14:59
Let the data speak. Only 3-7 times is the level of clarity; those who go all-in with high leverage have all ended up in the hospital.
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MidnightGenesis
· 12-15 14:39
On-chain data honestly shows that the pattern of funds accumulating at the 3-7x level is quite interesting. Based on past experience, the highest probability of large liquidity fluctuations occurs under this configuration. Worth noting.
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ChainSpy
· 12-15 14:34
Hold on, let me check the data again... Turns out there aren't as many high-stakes players as I imagined.
In fact, most are still sticking to conservative strategies, which was a bit unexpected this time.
You might imagine that playing with high leverage on Hyperliquid is everywhere, but the reality might surprise you.
Looking at the data from the past 24 hours, out of a total of $7.63 billion in open contracts, the main players are actually the more conservative traders—those using 3 to 7x leverage, with the most funds at $3.7 billion, nearly half of the market. Following closely are the more stable 0 to 3x leverage group, with $2.77 billion in funds.
What about the extreme leverage above 7x? The amount of funds there shows a sharp drop-off. It seems everyone is aware—truly profitable traders are never those who gamble everything on a single shot, but rather those who operate precisely within manageable risk levels.
Of course, these figures may have some distortions. Extremely high or low leverage can generate noisy data, so this distribution actually reflects that the market is dominated by relatively rational trading strategies.