Crypto Whales Turn Bullish, Open Nearly $100M Longs on Hyperliquid
Three cryptocurrency whales opened nearly $100 million in long positions on Bitcoin and Ethereum through Hyperliquid, with leverage ranging from 2x to 25x.
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Three cryptocurrency whales opened nearly $100 million in long positions on Bitcoin and Ethereum through Hyperliquid, with leverage ranging from 2x to 25x.
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