A certain new address bought the dip in BTC and became the top whale on Hyperliquid, with a holding of approximately $64 million.
BlockBeats News, November 17th, according to Coinbob Popular Address Monitor data, the "Hyperliquid's Largest BTC Long" whale (0x93c) opened a BTC long position on the evening of the 14th, with a floating loss of approximately $780,000 (30%), a position size of approximately $64 million, an average price of $96,900, and a liquidation price of $87,700.
Starting from November 12th, the address transferred approximately $8 million to Hyperliquid, then engaged in intraday ETH long trades twice, realizing profits of $700,000 each time. Subsequently, on the night of the 13th, it opened a third ETH long position at an average price of $3,396, with a position size of approximately $22.5 million, currently experiencing a floating loss of $1.27 million (-140%). On the night of the 14th, the address bottomed BTC at an average price of $9,690 and is now the largest BTC long on Hyperliquid.
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