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The market has indeed been volatile these past two days, especially last night and this morning. Around 3 a.m., BTC suddenly surged by 2.3%, and ETH experienced a rapid rally of nearly 5%, directly igniting the derivatives market.
The epicenter of the storm is on the Hyperliquid platform. A billion-dollar short whale (wallet address 0xd83) was abruptly hit with a major wipeout by the market. This guy was previously known as the "Shorting Commander," holding short positions in BTC, ETH, PEPE, XRP, and other mainstream coins, with a position size once approaching $500 million. As a result, last night’s market movement led to a concentrated liquidation of $199 million, with the largest single liquidation hitting $40.22 million — arguably the most terrifying single liquidation in nearly 24 hours across the entire network.
But the worst isn’t even that. This whale was using a full-margin mode, experiencing dozens of chain liquidations simultaneously across five different coins. Especially on ETH, he was forcibly liquidated of 13,288 ETH in one go, totaling 40,640 ETH liquidated, which is approximately $123 million in RMB.
Interestingly, just a few hours after the liquidation wave subsided, this whale started to add to his position again. On the BTC short side, the current position size is around $145 million, with a liquidation price set at $90,990. Judging by the stance, it’s clear he’s not planning to give up just yet.