Two whales are heavily shorting the market, currently holding approximately $182 million in major cryptocurrency short positions.
According to Jinse Finance, monitoring by Lookonchain shows that, in addition to the BTC OG whale who profited over $160 million by shorting BTC and ETH during the crash, two other whales who have made significant profits on Hyperliquid are also aggressively shorting the market. Whale 0x9eec9 previously earned $31.8 million in profits and currently holds $98 million in short positions on DOGE, ETH, PEPE, XRP, and ASTER; whale 0x9263 previously earned $13.2 million in profits and holds $84 million in short positions on SOL and BTC.
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