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Abraxas Capital Holds Over $472 Million in Perpetual Contract Shorts

On August 29, according to monitoring by HyperliquidNews, Abraxas Capital holds a total of over $472 million in perpetual contract shorts, which includes $126 million in Bitcoin native asset shorts, $120 million in Ethereum native asset shorts, $73 million in SOL shorts, and $72 million in Hyperliquid native asset shorts. The wallet has made a profit of $21 million in the last 24 hours, with total equity exceeding $200 million.

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