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Hyperliquid Trader’s $147 Million Oil Longs Carry $954,900 Unrealized Loss

The Brent position grew 130.5% during an oil-price decline, while the trader reduced WTI exposure by about $600,000.

Two oil drums sit unevenly on an industrial weighing scale / TokenPost.ai
Two oil drums sit unevenly on an industrial weighing scale / TokenPost.ai

A Hyperliquid trader held Brent and WTI crude longs worth $147.37 million as of publication, timestamped 9:52 p.m. ET Monday, Nov. 2, with combined unrealized losses of $954,900.

The Brent position was valued at $91.18 million, with an average entry price of $105.03. It carried a $78,700 unrealized loss and had a liquidation price of $86.85.

The WTI long was valued at $56.19 million, with an average entry price of $98.23, an unrealized loss of $876,200 and a liquidation price of $69.67. Both positions used 10x leverage.

Amid falling oil prices, the trader added about $51.78 million to the Brent position, increasing it from 377,000 units to 868,800, a rise of roughly 130.5%. The purchases had a weighted average price of about $104.05. Over the same period, the WTI position declined by about $600,000.

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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