BlockBeats News, February 26 — According to Coinbob’s popular address monitoring, the top whale in the privacy sector on Hyperliquid’s holdings list for ZEC, XMR, and DASH is currently in a floating loss but has not yet chosen to close or exit.
The largest loss is from the ZEC long position (0xcf9). This address holds a ZEC long with 10x leverage, with a position size of $5.03 million, an average price of $574, but the floating loss has reached $6.68 million, a loss of 294%. The floating loss has exceeded the original position, with a liquidation price of $142.
The largest XMR long position (0xc17) is relatively stable, with 3x leverage, a position size of $3.29 million, a floating loss of $35,000, and a loss of 32%. The average price is $384. Additionally, this address also holds ZEC longs and has recently been increasing positions to average down the ZEC and XMR longs.
The largest DASH long position (0xd47) currently holds a 5x leverage DASH long, with a position of $1.63 million, a floating loss of $1.34 million, and a loss of 414%. The average price is $64. This address was previously a heavily shorted “ZEC largest short.”
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