[Crypto World] On December 5th, a bold player pulled off a heart-pounding move on Hyperliquid.
This “biggest ZEC short” hasn’t been having a good time lately—ZEC has been surging, and his short position entry price has been pushed right up to his nose. In the past hour, this guy gritted his teeth and threw another $1.72 million into his ZEC short, bringing his total position size up to $14.1 million. To make matters worse, his unrealized profit cushion has shrunk from over $3.3 million yesterday to just $300,000 now, and his average entry price has been forced down to $412.
Looking through this address’s trading history, it’s almost legendary. When he first shorted ZEC on October 10th, the price was just $184. He kept averaging down, eventually pushing his average entry up to $419. On October 17th, things were at their worst—his unrealized loss hit as high as $21 million. That takes some serious nerves.
But this whale isn’t just clinging to ZEC shorts. He’s also shorting ETH, ZEC, MON, and HYPE simultaneously. His real money-maker is actually the ETH short. Although his unrealized profit recently dropped by about $3 million, he’s still sitting on $6.22 million in profits (a 194% return) with a position size of $48.05 million and an average entry of $4,014.
The boldest move is his recent MON short—he went in with 3x leverage, building a $5.72 million position. Now he’s up $2.26 million (118% return), snagging the title of biggest MON short on Hyperliquid. This multi-front battle shows he’s got nerves of steel.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 12-08 03:07
Damn, this guy is really crazy. Still holding on with 14.1 million? His unrealized profit dropped from 3.3 million to 300,000—how painful must that be.
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GateUser-e87b21ee
· 12-05 12:53
I'll be blunt—the way this guy doubled down out of spite is honestly wild. Turned 3.3 million straight into 300,000. That must hurt so much.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 12-05 07:49
Oh my god, this guy is really ruthless. He went straight from 3.3 million down to 300,000. I'm nervous for him.
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MevShadowranger
· 12-05 07:32
This guy is really bold. He dares to hold onto a $14.1 million short position, even as his unrealized profit shrinks like this, and he's still adding to his position. That's some serious confidence.
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BoredApeResistance
· 12-05 07:30
This guy is really living on the edge—3.3 million evaporated directly down to 300,000. He must have incredible stress tolerance.
Hyperliquid Sees $14.1 Million ZEC Short: Unrealized Profit Plummets from $3.3 Million to $300K, Multi-Strategy Maniac Exposed
[Crypto World] On December 5th, a bold player pulled off a heart-pounding move on Hyperliquid.
This “biggest ZEC short” hasn’t been having a good time lately—ZEC has been surging, and his short position entry price has been pushed right up to his nose. In the past hour, this guy gritted his teeth and threw another $1.72 million into his ZEC short, bringing his total position size up to $14.1 million. To make matters worse, his unrealized profit cushion has shrunk from over $3.3 million yesterday to just $300,000 now, and his average entry price has been forced down to $412.
Looking through this address’s trading history, it’s almost legendary. When he first shorted ZEC on October 10th, the price was just $184. He kept averaging down, eventually pushing his average entry up to $419. On October 17th, things were at their worst—his unrealized loss hit as high as $21 million. That takes some serious nerves.
But this whale isn’t just clinging to ZEC shorts. He’s also shorting ETH, ZEC, MON, and HYPE simultaneously. His real money-maker is actually the ETH short. Although his unrealized profit recently dropped by about $3 million, he’s still sitting on $6.22 million in profits (a 194% return) with a position size of $48.05 million and an average entry of $4,014.
The boldest move is his recent MON short—he went in with 3x leverage, building a $5.72 million position. Now he’s up $2.26 million (118% return), snagging the title of biggest MON short on Hyperliquid. This multi-front battle shows he’s got nerves of steel.