Hyperliquid Whale Positions Reach $4.718 Billion, Shorts Account for 50.33%

Hyperliquid Whale Positions Reach $4.718 Billion, Shorts Account for 50.33%

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2026-06-15 08:00:51
According to Coinglass data cited by ChainCatcher, whale positions on Hyperliquid total $4.718 billion, with $2.343 billion in longs and $2.375 billion in shorts. Whale address 0x0ddf..02 is fully short ETH with 3x leverage at $1,810.16.
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ChainCatcher reported, citing Coinglass data, that current whale positions on the Hyperliquid platform stand at $4.718 billion. The position breakdown shows $2.343 billion in long positions, representing 49.67% of the total, and $2.375 billion in short positions, representing 50.33%. Based on the reported figures, whale long and short exposure on Hyperliquid is nearly balanced, with short positions slightly higher in dollar terms.

Long and Short PnL, Plus One ETH Whale Short

On the profit-and-loss side, whale long positions on Hyperliquid show PnL of -$52.6984 million, while whale short positions show PnL of -$18.9209 million. Both sides are currently negative according to the data, with losses on long positions larger than those on short positions.

For a single whale address, 0x0ddf..02 opened a fully margined 3x short position on ETH at a price of $1,810.16. The address currently has an unrealized PnL of $5.3078 million. All of the above figures come from Coinglass data on Hyperliquid whale positions cited by ChainCatcher.

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