Hot Whale Movements Overview: ETH long and short positions TOP 1 whale continues to add positions, "Maji" closes positions and lowers liquidation price

BlockBeats News, December 11 — According to HyperInsight monitoring, some major whales continued to increase their positions today. The “BTC OG Insider Whale” holds nearly $400 million, while the “Hyperliquid ZEC Largest Short” increased ETH and ZEC short positions, becoming the TOP ETH short. The specific details are as follows:

“MaJi” Huang Licheng: ETH long positions approaching entry price, unrealized profit narrowed by nearly $1.5 million. Current position size is approximately $36.3 million, unrealized profit $110,000 (78%), average price $3,260, liquidation price $3,201. Last night, Huang Licheng slightly closed some ETH longs to adjust the liquidation price.

“CZ Counterparty”: ETH long unrealized profit $3.39 million, position size $172 million, average price $3,201, the position has been open for about 36 days; additionally, he holds XRP long positions, approximately $78.45 million, unrealized loss $10.57 million (-134%). Currently the TOP ETH long on Hyperliquid.

“BTC OG Insider Whale”: ETH long unrealized profit $10.49 million (13%), average price $3,177, position size has reached $392 million. This morning, added about $120 million in longs at prices of $3,362 and $3,280.

“Hyperliquid ZEC Largest Short”: Continues to increase ZEC and ETH short positions, currently the largest short positions in ETH, ZEC, and MON. Current ETH short position size is $70.69 million, unrealized profit $5.1 million (108%), average price $3,502; ZEC short unrealized loss narrowed to $270,000 (5%), position size approximately $20.72 million, average price $387.

“Suspicious HYPE Listing Insider Whale”: HYPE long position unrealized loss $13.55 million (-170%), position size approximately $39.81 million, average price $38.6, liquidation price $22.17.

“Calm Order King”: Closed ZEC and SOL shorts, and opened new SOL short positions. Position size approximately $4.54 million, account funds increased from $200,000 to $350,000.