Hyperliquid Whale Positions Reach $4.394 Billion as Long and Short Exposure Stays Nearly Balanced

Hyperliquid Whale Positions Reach $4.394 Billion as Long and Short Exposure Stays Nearly Balanced

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2026-06-21 15:00:52
According to Coinglass data cited by ChainCatcher, whale positions on Hyperliquid currently total $4.394 billion, with long and short exposure almost evenly split. One whale address is fully margined 5x long on HYPE at $38.6755.
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ChainCatcher reported, citing Coinglass data, that whale positions on the Hyperliquid platform currently stand at $4.394 billion. Long positions account for $2.198 billion, representing 50.02% of total whale exposure, while short positions account for $2.196 billion, or 49.98%. The reported figures show that large-account long and short positioning on Hyperliquid is almost evenly balanced.

In terms of profit and loss, whale long positions on Hyperliquid show a PnL of negative $83.3024 million. Whale short positions show a PnL of $3.1734 million. Although long exposure is slightly larger than short exposure by the reported share, the long side is currently showing a loss, while the short side is showing a profit.

At the address level, whale address 0x082e..88 opened a 5x fully margined long position on HYPE at a price of $38.6755. The address currently has an unrealized PnL of $40.4648 million. All figures above are based on Coinglass data cited in the ChainCatcher newsflash regarding whale positioning on Hyperliquid.

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