On-chain HYPE Maximalist Longs All Rekt, Top Holder Suspected of HYPE Coin Listing Insider Trading, Whale Faces $21.3M Unrealized Loss
BlockBeats News, January 20th, according to HyperInsight monitoring data, the current top 30 long whale holders on-chain are all facing significant losses. The largest long whale holder currently is still the "Suspected HYPE Listing Insider Trading" whale (0x082e), with a current holding of approximately $31.9 million, average price of $38.67, unrealized loss of $21.3 million (-337%), and a liquidation price of around $20.13.
Previously, the whale "Liquidated for $26 Million HYPE Long" on December 18th is now the second-largest long whale holder on-chain, with a current holding of approximately $13.06 million, average price of $38.67, unrealized loss of $4.61 million (-177%), and a liquidation price of around $21.3.
The closest whale to liquidation at the tens of millions level is the address starting with (0x1c2), with a current liquidation price of $22.32, only 2.87% away from liquidation. Holding approximately $11.14 million, with an unrealized loss of $0.91 million (82%). It is worth noting that this address also holds a full position BTC long, which is also significantly underwater and close to liquidation. Due to the shared collateral of these two positions, if both assets drop by more than 2% simultaneously, this address will almost certainly face liquidation risk.
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