ETH whales on Hyperliquid right now
65 whales with $10M+ in open positions (directional, without hedges and market makers) hold ETH perpetuals on Hyperliquid: $863.70M in longs and $318.07M in shorts, so 73% of whale money is long. Whale positions make up 19.4% of ETH open interest.
Over the last 24 hours whales bought $2.15M and sold $10.90M of ETH — a net change of −$8.75M. ETH trades at 2,685.7 (-0.0% in 24 hours), funding is 0.0013% per hour.
ETH liquidation levels and squeeze risk
Within 10% of the price, $413.99M of ETH longs get liquidated if the price falls and $37.83M of shorts if it rises. The largest long liquidation cluster is $142.54M at 2,464.1 (-8.2% from the price). The largest short liquidation cluster is $17.17M at 2,867 (+6.7%). Long squeeze risk: High; short squeeze risk: Low.
The largest whale position in ETH is a long of $152.71M opened at 2,538.3; it would be liquidated at 2,459, 8.4% away from the current price.
How to read this page
- Price chart — ETH 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 ETH 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 ETH positions, and market orders of $1M+.
See where whales agree across all coins on Follow the flow, browse all Hyperliquid whales, and read how every number is calculated in the methodology. Data comes from the public Hyperliquid API and updates in real time. Nothing here is investment advice.