Hyperbot data shows that the trader holding the largest LIT short position on Hyperliquid opened a new 20x leveraged long in Bitcoin early this morning. The position currently holds 230.52942 BTC and is showing an unrealized profit of about $172,000. At the same time, the trader has fully closed short positions in SOL and AVAX.
The account still holds a 3x leveraged short in LIT totaling 2.528 million tokens, which is now sitting on an unrealized loss of $5.13 million. Based on the current breakdown of positions, the trader’s long exposure is valued at about $32.25 million, while short exposure stands at about $85.4 million.
Overall, the whale account is carrying an unrealized loss of roughly $4.778 million, with return on investment at -40.15%, according to the data cited by Odaily.
According to Odaily, Hyperbot data shows that the trader holding the largest LIT short position on Hyperliquid opened a new 20x leveraged long in Bitcoin early this morning. The position currently holds 230.52942 BTC and is showing an unrealized profit of about $172,000.
The LIT short remains open
The same account has fully closed its SOL and AVAX short positions. Its 3x leveraged LIT short remains in place, with holdings of 2.528 million LIT and an unrealized loss of $5.13 million.
Current overall exposure
As of now, the whale’s segmented positions show long exposure valued at about $32.25 million and short exposure valued at about $85.4 million. The overall portfolio is carrying an unrealized loss of about $4.778 million, with return on investment at -40.15%.
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