The high-profile ancient BTC whale who swapped to ETH has added another 440 BTC, bringing short positions to $393 million.
ChainCatcher News, according to monitoring by crypto analyst Ai Aunt @ai_9684 xtpa, an ancient whale who previously made headlines by swapping part of their holdings from BTC to ETH has once again increased their position by adding 440 bitcoins (BTC). The size of their 20x leveraged short position on Hyperliquid has now expanded to $393 million.
The entry price for this position is $115,783, with a liquidation price of $128,031, and the current unrealized profit is approximately $5.86 million. Data shows that the account's margin usage rate is 69.33%, indicating there is still significant room for increasing the position.
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