Four Hyperliquid traders were liquidated, losing $2.79 million.
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In the past hour, four traders on Hyperliquid had their long Bitcoin positions liquidated, involving a total of $42 million in positions and resulting in a total loss of $2.79 million.
One of the traders lost $1.58 million.
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In the past hour, four traders on Hyperliquid had their long Bitcoin positions liquidated, involving a total of $42 million in positions and resulting in a total loss of $2.79 million.
One of the traders lost $1.58 million.
[$13.13 million worth of BTC was traded in a single transaction, originating from Binance Spot.]
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