Hyperliquid's largest ETH short position lost $19.17M, with a liquidation price at $2,189.

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On August 19, the largest ETH short position on Hyperliquid, held by pension-usdt.eth, incurred a $19.17M floating loss. The position, opened at $1,700 with 3x leverage, is at risk of liquidation at $2,189. Despite the drawdown, the position remains valued at $104M, with $1.04M in funding fees accrued. Historical trading data shows an 85.45% win rate, with total profits of $13M in BTC and $27.48M in ETH. The account has been inactive for nearly two months.

Huo Xing Finance reports that, on August 19, according to data from TradingBeats (formerly Hyperinsight), the largest ETH short position on Hyperliquid, held by the contract whale pension-usdt.eth, has seen its unrealized loss on Ethereum shorts expand to $19.17 million. The position was opened at $1,700 with 3x leverage shorting ETH; despite the substantial unrealized loss, the current value of the position remains at $104 million, with a liquidation price at $2,189. The trader has accumulated $1.04 million in funding fees. Notably, pension-usdt.eth has not made any trades for nearly two months, yet has an exceptional win rate of 85.45% on completed trades, with historical BTC trading profits of $13 million and historical ETH trading profits reaching as high as $27.48 million.

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