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Conclusion up front: this Hyperliquid address closed 52 positions over 193 days, and all 52 trades were wins. Net profit was $28.99 million, and the account has already been zeroed out.
Full address: 0x6c8512516ce5669d35113a11ca8b8de322fd84f6. Records show it analyzed 716 executed trades in total, with cumulative trading volume of $545 million. However, only 52 positions were truly closed, and the main traded asset was Ethereum—definitely not random scattershot trading.
The most striking part of these results is not the win rate, but that the profit has already been cashed out. The account balance, unrealized P&L, and current open positions are all zero, indicating that this trader didn’t keep re-investing paper gains back into the market—made the money and left.

Conclusion first: TAO has one venue’s funding rate annualized to 769%. Longs pay rent once every 8 hours, yet their positions are still piling up.
CoinEx settles this funding rate every 8 hours, which translates to an annualized rate of about 769%. Binance and OKX are only 5.5% and 10.95% annualized, respectively. Extreme values are concentrated in a single venue and can’t be taken as market-wide consensus.
TAO total open interest across the whole network is $520 million, up 2.06% over the past 24 hours. Bybit positions are up 5.91%, and Hyperliquid is up 7.09%. However, in the past 24 hours, only $105,000 was liquidated; 82% of it was shorts. The long traders chasing the move have not been wiped out at a large scale—for now.
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#资金费率 #合约行情 #TAO

Conclusion first: TAO has one venue’s funding rate annualized to 769%. Longs pay rent once every 8 hours, yet their positions are still piling up.
CoinEx settles this funding rate every 8 hours, which translates to an annualized rate of about 769%. Binance and OKX are only 5.5% and 10.95% annualized, respectively. Extreme values are concentrated in a single venue and can’t be taken as market-wide consensus.
TAO total open interest across the whole network is $520 million, up 2.06% over the past 24 hours. Bybit positions are up 5.91%, and Hyperliquid is up 7.09%. However, in the past 24 hours, only $105,000 was liquidated; 82% of it was shorts. The long traders chasing the move have not been wiped out at a large scale—for now.
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#资金费率 #合约行情 #TAO

Conclusion first: In this one hour, the total across the whole network liquidations were $1.63 million. Binance had the largest amount, but what mattered more was OKX—the average liquidation size per trade was 2.3 times that of Binance.
Binance had liquidations of $795,000, 651 trades, averaging about $1,222 per trade. OKX had $409,000, only 147 trades, averaging about $2,782 per trade. One was many small positions exiting in clusters; the other was large positions being liquidated in concentration.
Bybit ranked third: $260,000 and 205 trades, averaging about $1,261 per trade. The three platforms together accounted for about 90% of liquidations in that hour. The market was not fully out of control; it was mainly a few derivatives books diverging.
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Conclusion first: STRK longs are still paying fees, while shorts were cleared first. CoinEx’s current fee rate translates to an annualized 333%, but in a four-hour window, 63% of the liquidation losses came from short positions—this isn’t a one-way comfortable market.
In the four-hour STRK contract liquidations, 870,000 USD was wiped out; 550,000 of it went to shorts. In the past hour, it’s been the other way around—of the 108,000 USD, nine-tenths was long liquidation. The direction changed very quickly.
This data shows that high fees don’t mean you’re immediately safe. Longs pay shorts every eight hours; once the price retraces, chasing positions will also get hit first.
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With longs paying rent and still daring to hold on?

Conclusion first: In the NEAR four-hour liquidation event of $960,000, 98% were shorts—by far the harshest move came from Hyperliquid.
Hyperliquid wiped $520,000 worth of short positions, accounting for more than half of this NEAR liquidation wave. The largest single order was also here, worth $404,000. This wasn’t just scattered stop-losses—it's a group of shorts with the same direction being squeezed out of the market together.
Binance and OKX combined liquidated a total of $370,000, yet positions are still being piled higher: across the whole network, NEAR futures open interest is about $1.36 billion, up 3.4% in 24 hours. Shorts were liquidated and open interest increased—indicating new positions are being added on top. The worst part ahead is getting short-squeezed again if more people chase shorts.

Conclusion first: HYPE contract open interest has already piled up to $3.38 billion, with Hyperliquid alone accounting for 54%. But major exchanges haven’t added positions alongside it—don’t just look at the total before the open.
Total open interest increased by 1.82% over the past 24 hours. Hyperliquid rose only 0.34%, while Binance actually decreased by 1.26% and OKX by 0.16%. The money is still on-exchange, but newly added positions are clearly more concentrated on on-chain platforms.
In the past 24 hours, $282 million was liquidated, with shorts accounting for 64%. However, the amount isn’t large, so it’s hard to see a strong trend for now. High open interest and low liquidation suggest leverage hasn’t really been flushed out yet.
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Conclusion first: the QNT funding rate has already been effectively paid for—it's down to an annualized 107%—but in liquidations over the past hour, 98% were still shorts. People chasing the downside are paying to get out.
For this funding cycle, settlement is over 8 hours. Binance’s current rate is about -0.098%, which annualizes to roughly -107%. Put simply: every time shorts settle, they’re paying money to longs. The more crowded the shorts are, the easier it is for them to get squeezed out on rebounds.
In an hour, QNT liquidated $154,000, including $151,000 from shorts and only $3,047 from longs—so the directional call is way off. In the four-hour window, shorts accounted for 69% of the liquidations, which shows it’s not just a single spike, but that shorts were repeatedly squeezed and cleared.

Conclusion first: In this past hour, liquidation totaled 2.43 million USDT. Binance had the highest number of trades, but each trade was the lightest among several major exchanges. Retail traders with small positions were more densely represented.
Binance liquidated 1.286 million USDT with 701 trades; average per trade: 1,835 USDT. OKX liquidated 678,000 USDT with 234 trades; average per trade: 2,896 USDT. Binance’s total amount is close to double OKX’s, and the number of trades is triple. The difference isn’t about which exchange is worse—it’s about position size.
Bybit surged to 285,000 USDT with 211 trades; average per trade: 1,353 USDT. Hyperliquid surged to 125,000 USDT with 32 trades; average per trade: 391 USDT. The amounts aren’t large, but all of them are shorts.
Are you more afraid of getting liquidated when a big order gets cleared, or of a chain reaction liquidation with small positions?

Conclusion first: In the past hour, Ethereum saw $510,000 liquidated—about 90% are shorts. The people who chased the dip can’t hold up first.
Shorts were liquidated by 461,000, while longs only saw 48,000 liquidated—nearly a tenfold difference in direction. The biggest single order came from Bybit, worth $290,000. It alone accounted for 57% of that hour’s total liquidations. This isn’t scattered stop-losses being triggered—it's a large position being squeezed out first.
In a four-hour period, the short position still stands at 86%, indicating that this wave mainly hurts the dip-buying/short-covering crowd.
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Do you think the shorts will continue to get squeezed, or will the longs keep adding to the decline?
Check in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/liquidations

Conclusion up front: in the past hour, $25.3 million was liquidated. Shorts made up 66%, but Binance and OKX were hurt in completely opposite directions.
Binance liquidated $10.7 million; 75% of it was short positions—those who chased shorts got squeezed out first. OKX liquidated $8.4 million, with longs accounting for 55%. The positions on both sides are like they’re playing a duel.
Bybit liquidated $3.4 million, with short positions accounting for 86%. Hyperliquid had only $760,000, with shorts also making up more than 90%. The leading exchanges together accounted for 90% of liquidations in this one-hour period, and the risk is concentrated on centralized platforms.
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#爆仓数据 #交易所对比 #Longs-vs-shorts battle
Which side are you on—the shorts on Binance or the longs on OKX?

The long positions in PUMP are still paying. On some platforms, the 8-hour funding rate has already surged to 0.38%. Since it settles every 8 hours, the longer you hold, the higher the cost. The average funding rate is about 0.0525%, indicating that long exposure is noticeably crowded. Don’t treat upside expectations as a free lunch.
Rates like these fear a sudden sideways move in price: longs are waiting for a breakout while continuously transferring payments to shorts. If the hype fades, closing positions will amplify sell pressure at the same time.$PUMP $BTC
Will you keep shouldering the position, or wait for the funding rate to cool down first?
View in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/funding-rate

Conclusion up front: ZEC longs are paying rent at high prices. The most extreme platform fee rates, when annualized, come to nearly 181%; every settlement is effectively paying the shorts.
CoinEx’s current fee rate is 0.165%, and with an 8-hour settlement interval, the annualized figure is about 181%. HTX is also up to 26.6% annualized. But Binance and OKX only have mildly positive funding rates, which suggests the pressure is concentrated on a few platforms—not the entire market crowded together at once.
This kind of fragmentation looks more like local multi-head clustering; you can’t just treat it as a whole-network directional signal. If you’re holding long positions on a high-fee-rate platform, first work out your position cost—don’t just watch the price.

Conclusion first: FET shorts are hard-holding while effectively paying money out of pocket. CoinEx’s funding rate has been pushed down to -1.5%; using an 8-hour settlement and annualizing, that comes to an effective annualized cost of 1643%.
This isn’t ordinary negative funding. Binance is about +0.01%, OKX about +0.005%—yet on a single platform, FET shows an extreme reverse rate. That suggests short positions are crowded together and you can’t treat this as the whole market being bearish.
Shorts have to pay longs rent every 8 hours. The longer they hold out, the higher the cost. If the funding rate returns to normal, it means the crowded short positions are starting to loosen; if it continues to expand, be wary of a violent short squeeze.
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Will you chase longs by paying the shorts’ rent, or wait for the funding rate to cool down first?

Conclusion first: In the past 24 hours, $263 million was liquidated, with longs accounting for 88%. But in the most recent hour, the situation flips—shorts liquidated $1.569 million, exceeding longs by $1.191 million.
All day, it was longs being squeezed out of the market. Now it’s the turn of the chasing shorts to top up margin. Don’t pin the 24-hour direction to the next K-line.
Binance liquidated $1.434 million per hour, accounting for about 53% of major exchanges; OKX $786,000 and Bybit $360,000. The largest single order was a Binance 1000PEPE short position, worth $154,000.
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#爆仓数据 #Longs-versus-shorts standoff
Do you think this is a counterattack by the bears, or a pause in the longs’ liquidation?
Check in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/liquidations

Conclusion first: in the past hour, about $1.95 million was liquidated; Binance accounted for 62%, but longs and shorts were almost split half-and-half, with no clear direction.
On Binance: $1.208 million liquidated, 925 trades, average $1,306 per trade. On OKX: $424k, 244 trades. On Bybit: $269k, 279 trades. Binance has the highest amount, but it’s liquidation concentrated in small positions.
Hyperliquid only $6,457, 17 trades, all short positions; the main battleground is still Binance, and no chain liquidations have formed yet.
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In the next hour, will it first clear longs or shorts?
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Conclusion first: This Hyperliquid whale made 356 trades over 190 days, won 315 of them, for a win rate of 88.5%, and realized a profit of $7.9 million. Currently, the four long positions have an unrealized profit of about $1.07 million.
Full address: 0xd21d931890d27b6e7e2e668f27931e17698e90f1. Total trading volume: $247 million. Maximum drawdown: $1.538 million.
The current positions are long ZEC, HYPE, and VVV, and long LIT, with a total value of about $13.81 million. The HYPE position is $4.44 million, with an unrealized profit of $0.91 million; ZEC and VVV are profitable, while LIT is down $0.63 million.
The account total is about $4.42 million. The open positions are more than three times that value, so the leverage isn’t low. There are four single-leg positions; the focus is on the HYPE long position.

Conclusion first: the ONE funding rate has already reversed and is effectively paying back at an annualized rate of about 1,469%, but longs have not backed off. Instead, they pushed positions higher and took the first hit from liquidations.
On Binance, ONE’s current 4-hour funding rate is -0.671%, meaning short sellers temporarily receive money, while long traders pay. The global average is about -0.414%, so it’s not just a small fluctuation from a single exchange.
In 24 hours, liquidations totaled $606,000. Longs were $352,000 (58%), and shorts were also cleared by $254,000, showing this is not a one-sided, favorable setup.
Total open interest is $35.43 million, up 24.8% over the past 24 hours. But over the last 4 hours, Binance and OKX open interest both fell by 4.1% and 5.1% respectively. New leverage is entering, yet short-term positions are starting to loosen.

Conclusion upfront: in the past hour, $3.52 million was liquidated. Hyperliquid is liquidating longs, while OKX is doing the opposite—squeezing shorts. The two markets are completely out of sync.
On Hyperliquid, $3.2 million was liquidated—77% from longs; on OKX, $6.97 million was liquidated—73% from shorts. One market kicks out the chasing longs first, the other lifts the chasing shorts first. Don’t treat the direction of a single exchange as the answer for the whole market.
Binance has the highest amount liquidated: $18.27 million, with longs and shorts each making up half—so far there’s no sign of one side dominating and crushing the other.
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Which exchange’s direction does your current position look most like?

HYPE long positions are placing buy orders for crowded positions: Binance funding rate is 0.005% every 8 hours, which annualizes to about 54.8%; OKX is higher at 0.01%, annualizing to about 109.5%. Both sides are charging longs, indicating that long positions are clearly packed together.
The price doesn’t need to be chased for now—first see whether the funding rate can fall. If the rally doesn’t continue, when crowded longs unwind their positions, the pullback will likely be faster than a normal consolidation. If the funding rate keeps rising, the shorts may actually be waiting for a better entry cost.
Will you keep chasing longs, or wait for the funding rate to drop?
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