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 18:00:50
According to Coinglass data cited by ChainCatcher, whale positions on Hyperliquid currently total $4.394 billion, with long and short exposure almost evenly split. Whale address 0x082e..88 is holding a 5x cross-margin long position in HYPE opened at $38.6755.
HyperliquidHYPECoinglassWhale Positions

ChainCatcher reported, citing Coinglass data, that whale positions on the Hyperliquid platform currently stand at $4.394 billion. Within that total, long positions account for $2.198 billion, representing 50.02% of the holdings. Short positions account for $2.196 billion, representing 49.98%. The reported figures show that whale long and short exposure on the platform is nearly evenly distributed.

Long and Short PnL, and One Large HYPE Position

In terms of profit and loss, Hyperliquid whale long positions show a PnL of -$83.3024 million, while whale short positions show a PnL of $3.1734 million. These figures correspond to the current PnL status of the whale long and short books reported in the Coinglass dataset.

At the individual address level, whale address 0x082e..88 is holding a 5x cross-margin long position in HYPE at an entry price of $38.6755. The address currently has an unrealized PnL of $40.4648 million. This address is one specific example within the broader Hyperliquid whale-position data referenced in the report.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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