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Data: Hyperliquid Platform Whales Hold $7.336 Billion, Long/Short Position Ratio at 0.85

According to Coinglass data, whales on the Hyperliquid platform currently hold $7.336 billion, with long positions amounting to $3.366 billion, accounting for 45.88% of the total positions, and short positions at $3.971 billion, making up 54.12%. The profit and loss for long positions is -$27.3265 million, while for short positions it is $79.8815 million. Notably, the whale address 0x5b5d..60 has taken a 5x leveraged short position on ETH at a price of $2,322.72, currently showing an unrealized profit of $6.7185 million.

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