BTC whales on Hyperliquid right now
57 whales with $10M+ in open positions (directional, without hedges and market makers) hold BTC perpetuals on Hyperliquid: $379.86M in longs and $337.60M in shorts, so 53% of whale money is long. Whale positions make up 12.5% of BTC open interest.
Over the last 24 hours whales bought $4.68M and sold $4.24M of BTC — a net change of +$438.9K. BTC trades at 83,368 (-1.2% in 24 hours), funding is 0.0003% per hour.
BTC liquidation levels and squeeze risk
Within 10% of the price, $148.00M of BTC longs get liquidated if the price falls and $47.04M of shorts if it rises. The largest long liquidation cluster is $77.40M at 77,324 (-7.2% from the price). The largest short liquidation cluster is $17.14M at 85,661 (+2.8%). Long squeeze risk: Low; short squeeze risk: Low.
The largest whale position in BTC is a long of $83.59M opened at 81,833; it would be liquidated at 77,189, 7.4% away from the current price.
How to read this page
- Price chart — BTC candles with liquidation clusters; a solid line marks a cluster larger than the order book at that level.
- Liquidation map — known liquidations of tracked addresses per 0.5% of price against order book liquidity.
- Whale positions — every whale in BTC with size, entry, PnL, leverage and distance to liquidation; sort by any column.
- Whale moves and large orders — who opened, added to, reduced or closed BTC positions, and market orders of $1M+.
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