Let’s state the conclusion first: in 50 days, this Hyperliquid address churned through $1 billion in trading volume, with a win rate of 84%. But the amount actually realized was only $3.35 million. The money was ground out trade by trade—not through one big all-in.

Within the 50-day window, out of 2,000 trades, 398 were filtered as fully closed positions; 334 were winners and 64 were losers, for a win rate of 83.9%. Total traded volume was $1.001 billion. The realized profit recovered was $3.35 million—roughly, you only make $1 for every $300 of volume traded. That’s a typical high-frequency, thin-margin strategy.

The fee was $248,500, accounting for 7.4% of realized profit. It’s noticeably higher than the fee rates of many long-term orders, which indicates this isn’t a “bet once and hope” approach. The stable returns come from building up results through frequency. In the entire period, the maximum drawdown was $853,000, or 25.5% of realized profit. Along the way, I got hurt too—but I made it through.

There’s still a live position on the books: 300 BTC long contracts, entered at $75,871. The position value is $22.84 million, using 20x leverage. Unrealized profit is $76,000. It was just opened recently, and it’s betting on the direction while staying close to the current price.

The main coins I trade are Bitcoin, Ethereum, HYPE, and PONS. I don’t fixate on any single target; instead, I use high-frequency entries and exits to keep the win rate steadily above 80%.

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You make $3.35 million by churning 1 billion orders—do you think this is worth it?

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