【🐋 Today’s biggest move by the whales: A-Ma-ge (ETH/BTC long) adds to HYPE long positions by 8%】
▬ What happened (2 major balance changes in total):
· A-Ma-ge (ETH/BTC long) adds 8% to a HYPE long position; change 1.3 million U (current position: 185.6 million U)
· BobbyBigSize reduces a HYPE short position by 16%; change 0.46 million U (current position: 25.3 million U)
▬ To be honest: reducing positions doesn’t mean giving up, but it shows someone has already done the accounting—if it moves further in an unfavorable direction, he’ll be forced to exit.
▬ Real-time whale positions (on-chain public data, sorted by size; 16 addresses in total):
🔴 A-Ma-ge (ETH/BTC long)
ETH long 35,815 contracts = 95.65 million U | opened 2,671 | liquidation at 2,552 (down another 3.9% triggers liquidation) | loss 0.49 million U
🔴 BobbyBigSize
ETH short 24,687 contracts = 64.14 million U | opened 2,598 | liquidation far at 4,282 (margin is thick; no near-term risk) | loss 1.46 million U
🟢 #1 ETH short (100 million notional)
ETH short 14,666 contracts = 39.50 million U | opened 2,693 | liquidation far at 5,896 (margin is thick; no near-term risk) | profit 0.53 million U
▬ Long vs short power comparison: among these 16 whales, long positions total 190 million U and short positions total 462 million U—overall skewed bearish by 272 million U.
▬ Total P/L: -9.23 million U (longs are currently losing)
▬ Cost comparison (ETH): longs average entry 2,585; shorts average entry 2,493; current price 2,657. Longs have a lower cost and are currently in an advantageous position.
▬ How to read it: whale positions are a clue, not a signal. They’re clear on direction and have massive size, but they’ll also add at higher prices and cut at lower levels—what to focus on is the liquidation price: that’s where they’re forced to leave, and it’s also often the target of “needle” moves.
▬ Follow me and what you can get: every day I lay out these people’s positions, costs, and liquidation prices—no calls, no predicting price points; I only tell you at what price level someone will be forced to buy or sell.
Data source: Hyperliquid public on-chain positions—verifiable by everyone. Not investment advice.
▬ What happened (2 major balance changes in total):
· A-Ma-ge (ETH/BTC long) adds 8% to a HYPE long position; change 1.3 million U (current position: 185.6 million U)
· BobbyBigSize reduces a HYPE short position by 16%; change 0.46 million U (current position: 25.3 million U)
▬ To be honest: reducing positions doesn’t mean giving up, but it shows someone has already done the accounting—if it moves further in an unfavorable direction, he’ll be forced to exit.
▬ Real-time whale positions (on-chain public data, sorted by size; 16 addresses in total):
🔴 A-Ma-ge (ETH/BTC long)
ETH long 35,815 contracts = 95.65 million U | opened 2,671 | liquidation at 2,552 (down another 3.9% triggers liquidation) | loss 0.49 million U
🔴 BobbyBigSize
ETH short 24,687 contracts = 64.14 million U | opened 2,598 | liquidation far at 4,282 (margin is thick; no near-term risk) | loss 1.46 million U
🟢 #1 ETH short (100 million notional)
ETH short 14,666 contracts = 39.50 million U | opened 2,693 | liquidation far at 5,896 (margin is thick; no near-term risk) | profit 0.53 million U
▬ Long vs short power comparison: among these 16 whales, long positions total 190 million U and short positions total 462 million U—overall skewed bearish by 272 million U.
▬ Total P/L: -9.23 million U (longs are currently losing)
▬ Cost comparison (ETH): longs average entry 2,585; shorts average entry 2,493; current price 2,657. Longs have a lower cost and are currently in an advantageous position.
▬ How to read it: whale positions are a clue, not a signal. They’re clear on direction and have massive size, but they’ll also add at higher prices and cut at lower levels—what to focus on is the liquidation price: that’s where they’re forced to leave, and it’s also often the target of “needle” moves.
▬ Follow me and what you can get: every day I lay out these people’s positions, costs, and liquidation prices—no calls, no predicting price points; I only tell you at what price level someone will be forced to buy or sell.
Data source: Hyperliquid public on-chain positions—verifiable by everyone. Not investment advice.