Mystery whale opens long on 41,228 ETH on Hyperliquid, up $1.524 million in 11 hours

Mystery whale opens long on 41,228 ETH on Hyperliquid, up $1.524 million in 11 hours

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2026-09-22 03:27:21
A wallet tracked as 0x77d…ae0e9 opened a long position on 41,228 ETH on Hyperliquid at 23:28 on Sept. 21, according to monitoring data cited by BlockBeats from Ai Yi. The position was opened during ETH’s rise at an average entry price of $2,693.92, giving it a notional value of about $112 million. At the time of reporting, the wallet’s unrealized profit stood at roughly $1.524 million after about 11 hours, and the trade had become the fourth-largest ETH long position on Hyperliquid. Ai Yi’s monitoring also showed that the same address had previously gone long on BTC and ETH and exited both trades in profit. Those two earlier trades generated a combined profit of $3.283 million, leaving the address with a reported 100% win rate so far.

BlockBeats reported on Sept. 22, citing monitoring by Ai Yi, that wallet 0x77d…ae0e9 opened a long position on 41,228 ETH on Hyperliquid at 23:28 the previous night, during ETH’s price rise, at an average entry of $2,693.92.

The position was valued at about $112 million and had become the fourth-largest ETH long on Hyperliquid at the time of reporting. The wallet was showing an unrealized profit of about $1.524 million after roughly 11 hours in the trade.

Ai Yi’s data also showed that the same address had previously taken long positions in BTC and ETH and exited both with profits. Those two trades produced a combined profit of $3.283 million, with the address maintaining a 100% win rate so far.

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