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Hyperliquid's Largest Bull Closes 25,000 ETH Position Worth $398 Million

On April 16, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin, the leader of Hyperliquid's largest bull army has achieved the following results over two months of bullish trading: Two hours ago, he closed his final position of 25,000 ETH, bringing his total profits from a position valued at $398 million to a complete stop. Between February and March, he opened long positions totaling 120,000 ETH and 1,500 BTC across four addresses on Hyperliquid, valued at $398 million. Following a significant rebound in cryptocurrency prices on April 14, he began to take profits. ◎ ETH was opened at prices between $2,000 and $2,150, with profits taken around $2,390. ◎ BTC was opened at $68,420, with profits taken near $74,700.

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