The Peace Agreement has pushed the "Crude Oil TOP 1 Long" to the brink of liquidation: Self-Rescue Stop Loss of 19.3 million long positions, with the remaining position only $1 away from liquidation.

June 17 | Hyperinsight Monitoring reports: Driven by Brent Crude and WTI Crude’s sustained pullback amid U.S.-Iran peace deal hopes, a large whale trader on crypto derivatives platform Hyperliquid is facing heavy unrealized losses on long positions opened shortly after the U.S.-Iran war erupted, with its exposure once nearing liquidation levels. At noon today, the whale executed a series of stop-loss orders to self-rescue its position, closing out most of its longs when each oil contract’s price was within $1 of its liquidation threshold—market observers have dubbed this move a “manual liquidation.” Over a one-hour window, the whale closed 118,000 BRENTOIL long positions and 136,000 WTIOIL long positions, totaling roughly $19.33 million in value. Prior to these exits, the address held 169,700 BRENTOIL positions and 171,600 WTIOIL positions, with its total position size peaking at over $258.5 million—making it the largest combined long position for both oil products on Hyperliquid. The trader has incurred more than $4.7 million in losses over the past seven days. As of press time, the whale’s remaining long exposure stands at $6.6 million. Its next liquidation points are approximately $76.4 per barrel for Brent Crude and $73.8 per barrel for WTI Crude, with each contract’s price still roughly $1 above its respective liquidation level. Whale Address: 0x0e0bf22e3595687a8756e1e9862a20944d0be57e