BlockBeats News, July 27th, according to Allium data, on the eve of ChangXin Technology's listing, the Hyperliquid attributable CXMT wallet displayed: wallets from the United States, Hong Kong, and mainland China were overall net long, while Korean tagged wallets became the main short sellers in the sample.Among them, Korean wallets held a short position of approximately $760,000, with the scale of shorts being about 38 times that of longs; Taiwan tagged wallets similarly leaned short, with a net short position of about $329,000.Long Side: U.S. tagged wallets: held $1.6 million in longs, $345,000 in shorts, net long of about $1.255 million; Hong Kong tagged wallets: held $1.3 million in longs, $431,000 in shorts, net long of about $869,000; Mainland China tagged wallets: only held $83,000 in longs, $16,000 in shorts, net long of about $67,000.If we assume that the $760,000 short position of Korean tagged wallets was all opened before the market opened, opened at a uniform price of $6.48, no repositioning afterwards, and all calculated with 1x leverage, then the theoretical unrealized loss of the short position is about $48,500, with a loss rate of about 6.4%.Note: According to Allium documentation, about 25% of addresses in its overall address library can be nationally attributed to Hyperliquid; the actual coverage and confidence distribution of this CXMT sample have not been disclosed. Geographic tags are inferred from on-chain correlations, fund sources, active time zones, and other signals and do not equate to the actual nationality of holders or their real-time locations, and OI does not represent the number of traders.