[BlockBeats] The recent HYPE pump on November 25 is pretty interesting.
In just a short time, it surged nearly 6%, hitting a high of $33.7 and now stabilizing around $33. But the real highlight is the plight of the shorts—within just one hour, $11.38 million in short positions were liquidated across the network.
What’s even crazier is that almost all of these liquidations happened on the Hyperliquid platform, accounting for a whopping 99%. Looks like all the bears were crowded into the same pool.
Data from five hours earlier is even more dramatic. Four whales (addresses 0x6f, 0x53, 0x6d, 0x14) had just opened short positions and got partially liquidated, with their initial liquidation prices set around $33.4 and a total position size of $4.6 million.
Now, these big players have raised their liquidation prices to the $33.78–$33.88 range. Clearly, this pump caught them off guard, and all they could do was urgently adjust their stop-loss lines.
These guys have definitely gotten a taste of the risks of shorting HYPE.
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
16 Likes
Reward
16
9
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
StableNomad
· 11-27 16:32
honestly, 99% on one platform? that's not a squeeze, that's a death trap. reminds me of UST in May when everyone thought they were clever... statistically speaking, concentrated liquidity like this always ends the same way. not financial advice but those whale boys adjusting their liquidation prices in real-time? classic panic move. seen it a thousand times.
Reply0
PonziWhisperer
· 11-26 14:55
How desperate must it be at that moment of short positions, losing tens of millions of dollars in an hour, Hyperliquid's impact is quite severe.
View OriginalReply0
ZeroRushCaptain
· 11-26 08:56
Ha, 11.38 million got liquidated in Hyperliquid in one hour? This is called concentrated risk, the bearish traders really like to gather together to seek death.
The whale brothers were still dreaming 5 hours ago, now the liquidation price has suddenly risen by 3 percentage points from 33.4? Laughing to death, this is the feeling of being slapped in the face by reverse indicators, I understand it too well.
At this position of 33 dollars, I bet five cents it still wants to stir up trouble, history is always remarkably similar... Reverse thinking is to desperately think in the opposite direction, maybe it will really work out.
View OriginalReply0
ValidatorViking
· 11-25 09:55
nah, hyperliquid being 99% of shorts getting liquidated hits different... basically a pool of sitting ducks, fr fr. those whales adjusting their liquidation prices from 33.4 to 33.78 is pure desperation energy
Reply0
StealthMoon
· 11-25 09:53
The short positions this time are really a bit tragic, 11.38 million directly evaporated, Hyperliquid's setup is indeed easy to be hunted.
View OriginalReply0
GateUser-40edb63b
· 11-25 09:49
This wave was really brutal for the short sellers—a hundred million liquidated in just one hour, it's just absurd.
View OriginalReply0
AlwaysMissingTops
· 11-25 09:47
Haha, it's another slaughter on Hyperliquid. The shorts really got crushed this time.
Damn, 11.38 million gone in just one hour. This trading is brutal.
Even the whales were caught off guard, the liquidation price was forced upward. Hilarious.
View OriginalReply0
MEVHunterBearish
· 11-25 09:37
Short positions have been played people for suckers again, that pool in Hyperliquid has really become a meat grinder.
View OriginalReply0
ReverseFOMOguy
· 11-25 09:31
The short sellers really got crushed this time—$11.38 million in liquidations in just one hour. That number alone sounds satisfying.
Those four whales are probably regretting it big time now. They had to raise their liquidation price from 33.4 all the way up to 33.88—clearly got scared by the market.
Feels like this is a bull trap, looks nice for now, but we have to watch out for a pullback afterwards.
HYPE surged 6% in a short time, with $10 million in short positions liquidated within 1 hour.
[BlockBeats] The recent HYPE pump on November 25 is pretty interesting.
In just a short time, it surged nearly 6%, hitting a high of $33.7 and now stabilizing around $33. But the real highlight is the plight of the shorts—within just one hour, $11.38 million in short positions were liquidated across the network.
What’s even crazier is that almost all of these liquidations happened on the Hyperliquid platform, accounting for a whopping 99%. Looks like all the bears were crowded into the same pool.
Data from five hours earlier is even more dramatic. Four whales (addresses 0x6f, 0x53, 0x6d, 0x14) had just opened short positions and got partially liquidated, with their initial liquidation prices set around $33.4 and a total position size of $4.6 million.
Now, these big players have raised their liquidation prices to the $33.78–$33.88 range. Clearly, this pump caught them off guard, and all they could do was urgently adjust their stop-loss lines.
These guys have definitely gotten a taste of the risks of shorting HYPE.