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U.S. ceasefire rumors drive oil price decline as three whales open $1 million WTI positions

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U.S. ceasefire speculation drove WTI crude down over 4% on Hyperliquid, with the price now at $89.1. Open interest data reveals three whales (0x925, 0x9ae, 0xde8) opened $3.2 million in long positions during the decline, entering between $87.9 and $88.6. All positions are currently in profit, with liquidation levels near $85.99. This move signals confidence that the price will remain above $86. Crypto price movements continue to be closely monitored as market sentiment evolves.

ChainThink reports, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, WTI crude oil fell over 4% intraday due to news of a proposed one-month ceasefire in the U.S., with WTIOIL on Hyperliquid trading at $89.10.


Today, three whales (0x925, 0x9ae, 0xde8) simultaneously initiated long positions in WTIOIL during the oil price decline, with each position ranging in the millions of dollars, totaling approximately $3.2 million. Their average entry prices were concentrated between $87.9 and $88.6, and all positions are currently in profit.


Of these three whales, the closest liquidation price to the current price is at $85.99, suggesting the oil price is unlikely to fall below $86.

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