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Monthly Largest Liquidation Whale List: The "Air Force Commander" has been liquidated for $400 million this week, with several high-leverage large accounts being forcibly liquidated.
BlockBeats News, January 28 — According to monitoring by HyperInsight and CoinGlass, market volatility has intensified this month, with multiple high-leverage whales facing liquidations due to extreme market conditions, setting new 24-hour all-network records for single liquidation amounts. Below are some of the largest single liquidations recorded on the Hyperliquid platform this month:
“Air Force Commander”: Previously held the largest short positions in multiple cryptocurrencies including BTC and ETH, with a total holding of nearly $500 million. Recently experienced multiple liquidations, including approximately $199 million on January 22 and about $120 million on January 26. After being liquidated again today for about $83 million, the position has shifted to a long, currently holding only about $49 million in BTC long positions.
“Large Long Position of $33 Million BTC”: This address sold ETH spot and opened a BTC short position on January 16. It was liquidated on January 19, with a single liquidation of about $25.83 million, accumulating a total liquidation of $33 million.
“Liquidated $26 Million HYPE Longs”: On January 21, influenced by HYPE dropping to $20, its HYPE and ETH long positions were liquidated for approximately $14.77 million. Previously, this address was liquidated for $26.3 million on December 18, with the largest single liquidation around $11.08 million.
“PUMP and FARTCOIN Largest Longs”: On January 15, its PUMP long was liquidated for about $14.32 million, and FARTCOIN long for about $11.16 million, both setting the largest single liquidation records for the day across the entire network. Subsequently, from January 16 to 19, the holdings of this address continued to be liquidated, and the account ultimately went to zero.