Hyperliquid Whale Dumps Another 6,860 ETH to Binance, Total Losses Reach $5.485M

Hyperliquid Whale Dumps Another 6,860 ETH to Binance, Total Losses Reach $5.485M

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2026-06-29 07:51:49
A Hyperliquid whale, known for shorting 16 altcoins and realizing $13.68 million in profits, has deposited another 6,860 ETH (≈$10.8 million) into Binance 4 hours ago. At a deposit price of $1,574, the sale would incur a $2.86 million loss. Since June 24, the address has transferred a total of $21.82 million worth of ETH to exchanges, with estimated cumulative losses of $5.485 million. On-chain data suggests the whale is continuing to reduce its ETH position.
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Whale Watch: Hyperliquid Whale Dumps Another 6,860 ETH to Binance

According to on-chain monitoring account @ai_9684xtpa, a Hyperliquid whale previously known for shorting 16 altcoins and realizing $13.68 million in profits appears to be dumping ETH again. The whale’s address deposited 6,860 ETH (worth approximately $10.8 million) into Binance four hours ago at a price of $1,574 per ETH. If the funds are sold on Binance, the whale would incur a loss of around $2.86 million on this batch.

Since June 24, this address has transferred a total of $21.82 million worth of ETH to centralized exchanges, with estimated cumulative losses reaching $5.485 million. The whale, once known for profitable altcoin shorting, is now steadily reducing its ETH holdings, drawing attention from the market.

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