This address took a tumble as soon as it entered: the earliest record in the system is a long liquidation order worth 1.59 million USD.

Full address: 0x795cfd1b03eafc11c4ec958b8a94cfc9aa64a242. Over the next 177 days, it didn’t disappear—instead, it closed out 463 positions trades, with 326 winning trades and a win rate of 70.4%. Cumulative trading volume was 501 million USD, and it netted 6.37 million USD.

The fees were 169,000 USD, accounting for 2.6% of the take-home profit. That’s not too expensive. During this period, the maximum drawdown was 1.18 million USD, which was only 18.5% of net profit—indicating that later there wasn’t a repeat of that kind of all-in, gamble-like start.

The main assets traded are Ethereum, Bitcoin, Hyperliquid’s native token HYPE, Solana, and Dogecoin. They didn’t keep betting stubbornly on one direction to grind it out repeatedly.

There’s still a position left in the account that hasn’t been liquidated yet: a 10x leveraged heavy long on HYPE, worth $7.4 million, with an unrealized profit of $2.11 million. The liquidation price is set at $23.56. Last time’s liquidation lesson really feels like I’ve truly learned it.

$HYPE $ETH

#Hyperliquid#聪明钱 #Win rate

You can still turn things around and come out net profit of $6.37 million after a liquidation start—do you believe in this kind of comeback?

Check in real time: https://www.coinboss.com/zh/hyperliquid-whale/0x795cfd1b03eafc11c4ec958b8a94cfc9aa64a242