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Hyperliquid Records $6.34 Million in Single-Stock Long Liquidations

Each of four accounts had more than $1 million in forced long liquidations. The largest Intel and Microsoft long holders also closed positions at losses.

Four steel position bars meet a heavy locking rail / TokenPost.ai
Four steel position bars meet a heavy locking rail / TokenPost.ai

Long positions in four Hyperliquid accounts were forcibly closed in $6.34 million of single-stock liquidations, while Intel and Microsoft’s largest long holders also exited positions at losses.

Each account had more than $1 million in forced long liquidations. The positions together recorded about $847,500 in realized trading losses.

An Intel long in an account beginning 0xbfab had the largest forced exit, at $2.57 million, and incurred a $647,600 loss. About 11 minutes later, the account opened another long worth roughly $844,900, with an average entry price of $75.93 and a liquidation price of $59.45. Three SpaceX long positions each recorded between $1.15 million and $1.34 million in liquidations.

Separately, an account beginning 0x32d7 sold its entire Intel long in staggered orders. The roughly $3.19 million sale averaged $75.10, compared with an entry price of about $105.72, and realized a loss of roughly $1.30 million.

An account beginning 0x30af, the largest Microsoft long holder, exited about 35 seconds after U.S. markets opened Thursday at 9:30 a.m. ET (13:30 UTC), when a preset stop at $532.32 triggered. It sold 19,850.811 MSFT units at an average of $524.36, totaling about $10.41 million and realizing roughly $158,200 in losses.

Enna Lee

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Enna Lee reports on investing and digital-asset markets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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