Former "Hyperliquid's Biggest BTC Long" Bottomed Out BTC and ETH, Suffered Heavy Losses, Has Recently Withdrawn and Left the Market

On November 24th, based on the on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob (@CoinbobAI_bot), the monitoring data indicates that the previous "Hyperliquid's Largest Long Position in BTC" whale (0x93c) began averaging down on BTC and ETH starting from the 12th. At one point, the total position reached $85 million. On the 18th, the whale was liquidated, resulting in a loss of approximately $7.35 million. Subsequently, with the remaining $1.3 million in the account, they opened another ETH long position, made a small profit of $910,000, and then closed the position for withdrawal. In addition, according to Coinbob Popular Address Monitoring, the BTC whale (0x7b7) that had previously suffered a precise loss of $97 million saw its account balance depleted. This address had transferred $7 million to Hyperliquid on November 6th. Initially, it faced losses but later made small gains. On November 17th, the whale's BTC short position was targeted, resulting in a single liquidation of nearly $97 million. The whale briefly held the largest short position on BTC in Hyperliquid. Then, on the 17th, it opened a short position on ZEC but was liquidated again, resulting in a total wipeout of the account's funds.