A certain whale has held a 5x long position in HYPE since December 6 last year, with unrealized profits exceeding $2.77 million.
Foresight News reports, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a certain whale has held a 5x long position in HYPE since December 6 last year, and was previously facing an unrealized loss of over 26 million US dollars. Currently, as HYPE's trading price has broken above 40 US dollars, this whale now has an unrealized profit exceeding 2.77 million US dollars, but still needs more than 800 thousand US dollars to reach breakeven, and has already lost 1.9 million US dollars in funding fees.
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