【🐋 Today’s biggest whale move: Big Brother Maiji (ETH/BTC long) trims BTC long by 11%】

▬ What happened (4 major changes in total):
· Big Brother Maiji (ETH/BTC long) trims BTC long by 11%, change of 2.10M U (current position 16.82M U)
· HYPE dead bulls trim BTC long by 35%, change of 3.55M U (current position 6.60M U)
· #1 ETH short (100M notional) adds to BTC long by 7%, change of 1.50M U (current position 24.40M U)
· Mixed long/short whale trims BTC long by 65%, change of 1.50M U (current position 0.80M U)

▬ To be honest: trimming doesn’t mean surrendering—but it shows someone has already done the math. If it moves further in an unfavorable direction, he’ll be forced out.

▬ Real-time whale positions (public on-chain data, sorted by size, 16 in total):
🔴 Big Brother Maiji (ETH/BTC long)
ETH long 35,750 contracts = 95.48M U | opened 2,671 | liquidations 2,553 (if it drops another 3.7%, liquidation) | loss 0.92M U
🔴 BobbyBigSize
ETH short 25,013 contracts = 64.99M U | opened 2,598 | liquidations far at 4,391 (margin is thick; not a near-term risk) | loss 1.17M U
🟢 #1 ETH short (100M notional)
ETH short 14,361 contracts = 38.70M U | opened 2,695 | liquidations far at 5,965 (margin is thick; not a near-term risk) | profit 0.72M U
🟢 lmlmlm
BTC short 347 contracts = 29.80M U | opened 85,920 | liquidations at 113,252 (margin is thick; not a near-term risk) | profit 0.93M U
🔴 x35767
ZEC short 13,381 contracts = 18.42M U | opened 1,377 | liquidations at 2,676 (margin is thick; not a near-term risk) | loss 2.52M U
🟢 HYPE dead bulls
HYPE long 188,889 contracts = 15.24M U | opened 80.675 | liquidations 85.926 (if it drops another 4.4%, liquidation) | profit 1.71M U

▬ Long vs. short power comparison: among these 16 whales, long positions total 196M U and short positions total 465M U; overall skew is bearish by 269M U.
▬ Total P/L: -8.39M U (longs are currently losing)

▬ Cost comparison (ETH): average long entry 2,581; average short entry 2,494; current price 2,652. Longs have the lower cost and are currently in an advantageous position.

▬ How to read it: whale positioning is a clue, not a signal. They have clear direction and large size, but they will also add at high prices and cut losses at low prices. The key to watch is the liquidation price—that’s where they’re forced to exit, and it’s often the target for price pin/needle moves.

▬ Follow me to get what you can: every day, I break down these people’s positions, costs, and liquidation prices. No trade calls, no predicting price targets—just tell you at what price level people will be forced to buy/sell.

Data source: Hyperliquid public on-chain positions; everyone can verify. Not investment advice.