Hyperliquid whale still holds 550,000 SOL longs with about $20.53 million in unrealized profit

Hyperliquid whale still holds 550,000 SOL longs with about $20.53 million in unrealized profit

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2026-09-28 06:34:09
Monitoring data from TradingBeats shows that a Hyperliquid address beginning with 0x9c6a is still holding roughly 550,000 SOL long futures contracts at an average entry price of about $80.9. The position is currently valued at around $65.01 million, with unrealized profit estimated at $20.53 million and a return exceeding 900%. The same address previously added to the position on Aug. 10 when SOL traded near $77, later trimmed exposure to lock in gains, and then added again. As of publication, SOL was quoted at about $118, up roughly 53% from that earlier add-on level. The figures were cited by TradingBeats and carried by BlockBeats on Sept. 28.

On Sept. 28, monitoring data cited by TradingBeats showed that a Hyperliquid address beginning with 0x9c6a still holds roughly 550,000 SOL long futures contracts, with an average entry price of about $80.9.

At current levels, the position is worth about $65.01 million and is sitting on roughly $20.53 million in unrealized profit, for a return of more than 900%. As of publication, SOL was trading at about $118, around 53% above the level where the address added to the position earlier.

TradingBeats said the address added to its SOL position near $77 on Aug. 10. During that period, it partially reduced the position to take profit and later built the position again.

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