【🐋 Whale’s biggest move today: BobbyBigSize adds 92% to HYPE long】
▬ What happened (2 major position changes):
· BobbyBigSize added 92% to his HYPE long, a change of 1.92 million U (current position: 4 million U)
· BobbyBigSize reduced his ETH short by 2%, a change of 1.24 million U (current position: 80.75 million U)
▬ Honestly: Reducing a position doesn’t mean admitting defeat, but it does suggest someone has run the numbers—there’s only so much further the market can move against him before he’s forced out.
▬ Whale positions in real time (public on-chain data, ranked by size; 14 traders total):
🟢 Brother Maqi (ETH/BTC long)
ETH long 35,800 contracts = 96.36 million U｜Entry 2,692｜Liquidation 2,494 (liquidated if price falls another 7.5%)｜Profit 100,000 U
🔴 BobbyBigSize
ETH short 30,532 contracts = 80.75 million U｜Entry 2,645｜Liquidation far away at 4,280 (substantial margin; no short-term risk)｜Loss 1.52 million U
🟢 Top ETH short seller (100 million notional)
ETH short 12,466 contracts = 33.76 million U｜Entry 2,708｜Liquidation far away at 6,678 (substantial margin; no short-term risk)｜Profit 170,000 U
▬ Long/short balance: Among these 14 whales, long positions total 165 million U and short positions total 463 million U—a net bearish bias of 299 million U
▬ Combined P&L: -6.81 million U (longs are losing)
▬ Cost comparison (ETH): Longs’ average entry is 2,695; shorts’ average entry is 2,547; current price is 2,697. Longs have a lower cost basis and are currently in a better position.
▬ How to read this: Whale positions are clues, not signals. They have clear convictions and large positions, but they also add at highs and cut losses at lows—pay close attention to liquidation prices. That’s where they’re forced out, and often where wick hunts target.
▬ What you’ll get by following me: Every day, I break down these traders’ positions, cost bases, and liquidation prices. No calls, no price predictions—just the prices at which someone may be forced to buy or sell.
Data source: Public on-chain positions on Hyperliquid, accessible to everyone. Not investment advice.
▬ What happened (2 major position changes):
· BobbyBigSize added 92% to his HYPE long, a change of 1.92 million U (current position: 4 million U)
· BobbyBigSize reduced his ETH short by 2%, a change of 1.24 million U (current position: 80.75 million U)
▬ Honestly: Reducing a position doesn’t mean admitting defeat, but it does suggest someone has run the numbers—there’s only so much further the market can move against him before he’s forced out.
▬ Whale positions in real time (public on-chain data, ranked by size; 14 traders total):
🟢 Brother Maqi (ETH/BTC long)
ETH long 35,800 contracts = 96.36 million U｜Entry 2,692｜Liquidation 2,494 (liquidated if price falls another 7.5%)｜Profit 100,000 U
🔴 BobbyBigSize
ETH short 30,532 contracts = 80.75 million U｜Entry 2,645｜Liquidation far away at 4,280 (substantial margin; no short-term risk)｜Loss 1.52 million U
🟢 Top ETH short seller (100 million notional)
ETH short 12,466 contracts = 33.76 million U｜Entry 2,708｜Liquidation far away at 6,678 (substantial margin; no short-term risk)｜Profit 170,000 U
▬ Long/short balance: Among these 14 whales, long positions total 165 million U and short positions total 463 million U—a net bearish bias of 299 million U
▬ Combined P&L: -6.81 million U (longs are losing)
▬ Cost comparison (ETH): Longs’ average entry is 2,695; shorts’ average entry is 2,547; current price is 2,697. Longs have a lower cost basis and are currently in a better position.
▬ How to read this: Whale positions are clues, not signals. They have clear convictions and large positions, but they also add at highs and cut losses at lows—pay close attention to liquidation prices. That’s where they’re forced out, and often where wick hunts target.
▬ What you’ll get by following me: Every day, I break down these traders’ positions, cost bases, and liquidation prices. No calls, no price predictions—just the prices at which someone may be forced to buy or sell.
Data source: Public on-chain positions on Hyperliquid, accessible to everyone. Not investment advice.