Giant Whale Shorted These 16 Altcoins, Made Huge Profits

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According to on-chain analysis, a cryptocurrency whale whose address starts with “0xa31” has shorted a total of 16 altcoins, mainly ETH, PEPE and DOGE, via the Hyperliquid platform since June 12.

The whale’s total position size is at $57.5 million. As of now, 14 out of 16 short positions are in the money, resulting in a total unrealized profit of $3.56 million.

Particularly DOGE and XRP positions attract attention:

  • Profit from DOGE short position: $2.49 million
  • Profit from XRP short position: $1.41 million

However, the whale’s short position in the HYPE token currently appears to have lost $3.19 million, making it the largest loss.

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In the last three days, the income from funding fees alone reached a significant figure of $2.275 million.

According to the Hyperliquid position history of the relevant address, the altcoins that are shorted are as follows:

  • BTC
  • HYPE
  • XRP
  • ETH
  • kPEPE
  • FARTCOIN
  • DOGE
  • LEFT
  • SUI
  • INIT
  • LAUNCHCOIN
  • PENGU
  • WLD
  • POPcat
  • LTC
  • MOODENG

*This is not investment advice.

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