Bottom line: This Hyperliquid address made 40 closed trades over 109 days, 39 of them profitable, for a 97.5% win rate and approximately $10.65 million in realized profit. Even more striking, its maximum drawdown was just $2,108.

Address: 0x237152b038d88f4156a0cd71090462de7e3f0883. During the period analyzed, trading volume was about $273 million, fees totaled approximately $106,600, and there were no liquidations. It lost just 1 out of 40 trades. The approach looks more like waiting for opportunities than chasing every candlestick.

There is still an open ETH long position, worth about $30.13 million, with 20x leverage and approximately $1.066 million in unrealized profit. The liquidation price is around $1,275.79, leaving some room below the entry price of $2,421.77. But paper profits and position risk must be considered separately—a high win rate doesn’t mean you can blindly copy the strategy.

Returns over the past 109 days are around 34.17%, with a maximum drawdown of just $2,108. What ordinary traders should really look at is how it limits losses on individual trades and whether it keeps increasing leverage after making profits—not rush in just because they see a 97.5% win rate.

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Would you see a 97.5% win rate as an edge, or just a historical track record?

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