Hyperliquid Trader Reopens Longs in HYPE After SKHX Liquidation, With Positions Near $15 Million

Hyperliquid Trader Reopens Longs in HYPE After SKHX Liquidation, With Positions Near $15 Million

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2026-07-31 05:15:56
A Hyperliquid trader who was liquidated for about $2.05 million on an SKHX long three days ago has returned to the market with fresh leveraged longs, according to on-chain tracker OnchainLens. The address now holds a HYPE long worth about $4.95 million with 10x leverage and an ETH long worth about $10.04 million with 20x leverage. The trader also has long exposure to META and other assets. Based on the disclosed HYPE and ETH positions alone, the combined notional value is roughly $14.99 million. OnchainLens said the address is currently sitting on a cumulative loss of about $504,800. The update points to a quick re-entry after a recent liquidation event on Hyperliquid, with the trader rebuilding sizable directional exposure across multiple assets rather than stepping back from leveraged positions.
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According to OnchainLens, a Hyperliquid trader who was liquidated for about $2.05 million on an SKHX long three days ago has reopened long positions.

The address currently holds a HYPE long worth about $4.95 million using 10x leverage, along with an ETH long worth about $10.04 million using 20x leverage. The trader also holds long positions in META and other assets.

Based on the disclosed HYPE and ETH positions, the combined value comes to about $14.99 million. The address is currently showing a cumulative loss of about $504,800.

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