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Hyperliquid whale holdings status: the long-short ratio drops to 0.89, with the short side holding the advantage
According to the latest on-chain data, the total holdings of the whale accounts on Hyperliquid reach $5.652 billion, with a long-short position ratio of only 0.89. This indicator reflects the level of disagreement among market participants about the future trend.
Long-Short Position Distribution Shows a Tilted Trend
Among the whale accounts, short positions amount to $2.983 billion, accounting for 52.78%, while long positions are $2.669 billion, accounting for 47.22%. This suggests that large investors are somewhat bearish, with short positions exceeding long positions by about $300 million. The long-short position ratio of 0.89 further confirms the cautious attitude of whales toward the current market, with shorts holding a clear advantage in position allocation.
Profit and Loss Performance Reveals Market Reality
Interestingly, the two sides show a stark contrast in unrealized and realized gains and losses. The long side has an unrealized loss of $249 million, indicating a loss; meanwhile, the short side has realized profits of $324 million. This profit and loss contrast indicates that recent market downward pressure is real, validating the effectiveness of short strategies through on-chain data, while longs have been under pressure in the current cycle.