Conclusion up front: what’s truly outrageous about this Hyperliquid address isn’t the win rate—it’s that after absorbing a maximum drawdown of $13.9 million, it still managed to leave $35.67 million in realized net profit after 253 days.

Full address: 0xa5b0edf6b55128e0ddae8e51ac538c3188401d41. The statistics window covers 253 days and records 2,000 trades, of which 1,020 closed positions. There were 289 profitable trades, for a win rate of 28.33%. The numbers look low, but in the end it still realized a profit of $35.67 million—showing that judging such large accounts just by “how many times they won” can be misleading.

This address has recorded a cumulative trading volume of $1.487 billion, with fees of $453,000. The main trades are in Ethereum and Bitcoin. The largest single trade was approximately $2.27 million. The historical number of liquidations is zero. The account balance and unrealized P&L are both currently close to zero, and the position has been fully unwound.

Risks are also on the table: the maximum drawdown is about $13.9 million, roughly 39% of net profits. This isn’t an account that goes smoothly all the way; it’s more like trading large positions to buy a small number of high-yield opportunities. Whether you can withstand the drawdown determines whether the strategy can survive. If ordinary traders focus only on the result of $35.67 million, they’re likely to overlook the potentially massive swings that may occur along the way.

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If it were you, could you handle a maximum drawdown of $13.9 million?

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