2026-01-22 14:18:42

The top-ranked BTC short address on the Hyperliquid platform has made a move again—this time adding $11.87 million worth of BTC and ETH positions. Interestingly, this address's margin utilization rate has already reached 106.5%, indicating a clear rollover position and a significant risk signal.

Currently, the total short position of this address has expanded to $276 million, covering multiple cryptocurrencies including BTC, ETH, HYPE, PEPE, XMR, and others. Among them, BTC accounts for the majority, with a weight of 54%, and the liquidation price is set at $92,315.4; ETH follows closely, accounting for 36%, with a liquidation price of $3,107.88. The unrealized profit across the entire position is quite good, but with such high leverage, any sharp fluctuations could trigger chain liquidations.

BTC-0.71%

ETH-2.91%

HYPE-1.89%

PEPE-4.42%

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ILCollector

· 6h ago

This guy is really playing with fire. Still daring to add positions with a margin rate of 106.5%... Oh dear, 276 million in short positions, high leverage, chain liquidation risk... If it rebounds a few points, it will be liquidated, right? 106.5%, definitely a rolling position rhythm. He's really bold. Watching this, I can't help but sweat for him. A slight fluctuation in this setup and it's over. Crazy, crazy, still adding more... I'm just here to watch the show.

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ForkTongue

· 6h ago

Oh man, this guy is really risking his neck. Still daring to add positions with a 106.5% margin requirement, I’m impressed. --- A short position of 276 million, once the liquidation chain reaction is triggered, it will be quite a spectacle. Praying that the volatility isn’t too intense. --- Tsk, looking at these numbers makes my head spin. But BTC is at 92k for liquidation. Does he still have the confidence to add positions? Is this guy really brave or just foolish? --- The typical outcome for high-leverage traders—waiting to be educated by the market. --- Playing like this, who knows, one big bullish candle could roast him. Quite interesting.

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digital_archaeologist

· 6h ago

106.5% margin requirement? This guy is really crazy. Can he stop if he keeps going all-in?

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just_another_wallet

· 6h ago

Buddy, you're really risking your life here. A small fluctuation in the 106.5% margin utilization rate could lead to liquidation. This guy is truly fearless. With $276 million just hanging there, the liquidation price is imminent. Playing such a big short position, it's basically a all-in. Let's wait and see the show. Feels like dancing on a bomb. The margin rate has already exceeded 100%, and he's still adding positions? This is the legendary warrior, or perhaps a sincere gambler... A single wave coming through could wipe him out completely, but he is definitely a tough person. With 54% BTC weight, if the liquidation price is triggered, how many people will be buried with him? The rolling position is still adding to the bet. Does this guy really believe in the short or is he just playing with his heartbeat? A short position of $276 million sounds exciting, but the margin rate is truly extreme. One rebound and it's all over.

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 6h ago

This guy is really bold, risking a 106.5% margin rate. Just waiting to be liquidated, haha. Betting pretty aggressively, with $276 million all in short positions. A rebound and it's all over. The liquidation price is only 92,315? That's still a long way from now. Why so nervous? This move is a bit showy. Let's see how the market develops later. Respect to this guy's courage. Even if he loses, it's a worthy loss.

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BlockTalk

· 6h ago

This guy is really crazy. Still daring to add positions with a 106.5% margin rate? If that's not a gambler, what is?

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