AguilaTrades, a well-known leveraged rollover trader, has opened a new Bitcoin long on Hyperliquid after staying out of the platform for 14 months, according to monitoring shared by EmberCN on Oct. 8. The trader had previously been highly active on Hyperliquid from June to August last year, repeatedly using large rolling long positions and recording cumulative losses of about $37.6 million over that stretch. Since then, no new Hyperliquid position had been opened under the monitored activity until today.
EmberCN said AguilaTrades transferred 500,000 USDC from Bybit to Hyperliquid around 20 minutes before the monitored update. After the transfer, the trader opened a long position of 100 BTC at an entry price of $82,962. Based on that entry level, the position value was about $8.29 million. The liquidation price was listed at $78,997.
The move marks the trader’s first new Hyperliquid position in 14 months, based on EmberCN’s account of the activity.
AguilaTrades, a well-known rollover trader, has returned to Hyperliquid with a new BTC long after 14 months without opening a position on the platform, according to EmberCN on Oct. 8.
EmberCN said AguilaTrades had traded aggressively on Hyperliquid from June to August last year, frequently using large rolling long positions. Over that period, the trader’s cumulative losses reached about $37.6 million. Since then, AguilaTrades had not opened a new position on Hyperliquid for 14 months.
That changed today. About 20 minutes before the monitored update, AguilaTrades withdrew 500,000 USDC from Bybit to Hyperliquid, then opened a 100 BTC long at $82,962. The position was worth about $8.29 million, with a liquidation price of $78,997.
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