BTC surged at noon, liquidating three major high-leverage whale short positions, with a total liquidation amount of 2.6 million USD
ChainCatcher news, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, BTC continued to rebound this morning and surged again at midday, briefly reaching $77,400. In the past 10 minutes, on the Hyperliquid platform, a high-leverage whale's three major short positions simultaneously hit the liquidation line during this round of rally, with a total forced liquidation scale of $2.6 million. The largest single position came from a 40x leverage BTC short, liquidating about 26 BTC, worth approximately $2.008 million, serving as the main source of this blow-up. Currently, the remaining position size at that address is still $10.4 million, with the next BTC liquidation price at $77,617. Address: 0x6048a6179dd4c29077138176f4074b871a36d1d3.
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