Address Starting 0x4d47 Deposits 5.5 Million USDC to HyperLiquid and Opens HYPE, ZEC Longs

Address Starting 0x4d47 Deposits 5.5 Million USDC to HyperLiquid and Opens HYPE, ZEC Longs

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2026-06-15 04:59:44
According to monitoring by @OnchainLens, an address beginning with 0x4d47 recently deposited 5.5 million USDC, worth about $5.5 million, into HyperLiquid. The address also opened leveraged long positions in HYPE and ZEC after previously closing an ETH long for about $396,000 in profit.
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Techub News reported, citing monitoring by @OnchainLens, that an address beginning with 0x4d47 recently deposited 5.5 million USDC into HyperLiquid. The deposit was valued at approximately $5.5 million. After the funds were placed on the platform, the address established two long positions involving HYPE and ZEC.

The monitored data shows that the address opened a long position of 120,000 HYPE with 10x leverage. It also opened a long position of 6,193 ZEC with 3x leverage. USDC is a stablecoin commonly used on crypto trading venues for collateral, settlement, or asset transfers, and the disclosed on-chain information centers on this address’s position activity on HyperLiquid.

The same address had previously closed an Ethereum long position and realized a profit of about $396,000. Based on the information shared by @OnchainLens, the address currently holds high-leverage altcoin long positions on HyperLiquid, with the disclosed positions mainly involving HYPE and ZEC.

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