That controversial internet personality just can't catch a break with his BTC trades. Earlier today, he threw down another long position on Bitcoin — only to watch it evaporate within sixty minutes.
This marks his 84th liquidation on Hyperliquid. Yes, you read that right. Eighty-four times.
At this point, it's becoming a pattern. Whether it's overconfidence, poor risk management, or just stubborn conviction in his market calls, the result stays the same: margin calls keep rolling in.
For those keeping score at home, Hyperliquid's liquidation history doesn't lie. The numbers are public, the los

The long-awaited wick finally happened!
Just now, BTC dropped as low as 82K on a major exchange, and it was even more brutal on a few other platforms, with prices almost breaking below the 81K mark.
But things got even crazier: that big shot in the crypto world just had all their positions liquidated on a certain decentralized derivatives platform, racking up a total loss close to $20 million. You’d think they’d call it quits this time, right? But nope, 10 minutes later, they jumped right back in 😂
Their latest move: just opened 100 ETH long positions, with a liquidation price set at 2635...

One smart wallet turned $3,370 into a massive win on $Wojak. After cashing out $22,400, they're still sitting on $77,500 in unrealized gains.
That's the kind of entry that separates the patient from the impatient. Initial buy? Small. Current position? Anything but.

A major USELESS holder just scooped up 3.75K worth of token 1 while the market cap sits at 11.55M. Whales making moves when others hesitate—classic accumulation pattern or just another gamble?

A notorious whale with a history of shorting a certain exchange founder just got wrecked in the latest market downturn.
This trader was sitting pretty with close to $100M in gains. Fast forward to today? That number's been slashed to $30.4M. The market doesn't care about your track record — one crash can erase months of winning trades.
Goes to show even the heaviest players aren't immune when volatility strikes.

Solana ETFs just hit an 18-day streak of consecutive positive inflows. Institutional money keeps pouring in without a single day of net outflows since the streak began. This sustained buying pressure might signal growing confidence from traditional finance players in SOL's long-term prospects.

Someone's making moves. A major holder just scooped up $22.36K worth of cbBTC—current market cap sitting at $361.87M. Not exactly small change when you're talking wrapped Bitcoin on Base.

Someone just turned 67 ETH into 288 ETH in less than 15 minutes. Wallet 0x9f59 caught the $jesse token launch early and walked away with 221 ETH profit—that's $626K if you're counting. Spent $190K, cashed out way more. Wild execution on that snipe.

Legendary hedge fund manager Ray Dalio just dropped a bombshell: he's allocated 1% of his portfolio to Bitcoin. For context, this is the same guy who manages Bridgewater Associates—one of the world's largest hedge funds—and has historically been skeptical about crypto.
What makes this interesting? Dalio's asset allocation strategy has always been about diversification and hedging against systemic risks. If he's putting even a small slice into BTC, it signals he views it as a legitimate store of value alongside gold and traditional safe havens.
The 1% figure might sound tiny, but when you're de

That legendary whale who's borrowed 66k ETH just went shopping again—scooped up 57,725 $ETH worth $162.77M in a single day. Their stash now sits at a staggering 432,721 $ETH, valued at $1.21 billion.
Meanwhile, they've racked up $602.6M in stablecoin debt across Aave. Someone's betting big on ETH's upside while leveraging DeFi to the max.

A major player scooped up over $10B worth of $ETH and is currently sitting on a $3.5B unrealized loss. Now picture this: where would ETH's price be right now if that buying pressure never existed? The support might look a whole lot different.

Major asset manager's clients just dumped over $356 million in Bitcoin. The selling pressure came from institutional portfolios managed by one of Wall Street's biggest players. This marks a notable outflow as BTC continues navigating choppy waters. Whether this signals broader institutional sentiment shift or just routine portfolio rebalancing remains to be seen. Either way, when nine-figure BTC movements happen, markets pay attention.

Interesting move spotted on-chain: a major POPCAT holder just scooped up $50.65K worth of AVICI tokens. The purchase happened when AVICI was sitting at a $52.66M market cap. Always fascinating to track where the big players are parking their capital these days.

Looking at a solid entry window around 86-87k right now. If we dip to 83-85k? That's where I'm loading up heavier.
Just caught wind of 8.59M in whale liquidations triggering at 87k — that's where the real pain hit. Classic capitulation zone if you ask me.

The leading platform has been only outflow lately, this signal should be noted.
Some exchange's BTC reserve data is quite interesting:
• Net outflow of 1,580 coins in the last 4 hours (selling pressure intensifies)
• Decreased by 3,176 coins over the past day, a 0.55% drop
• A total outflow of 23,090 coins over the past week, down 4.15%
For a continuous week, chips have been being released, and the speed is accelerating. This kind of unilateral reduction in holdings indicates either big players are selling off in batches or institutions are rebalancing their portfolios. Anyway, short-term mark

Base chain's been heating up lately. Smart Money flows over the past week tell an interesting story:
TIBBIR's pulling serious attention—16 smart traders stacked +$137.9K into it. WIRE grabbed another $58.4K in smart capital. Even the fresh face HABS caught $19.1K from the sharp money.
When experienced wallets move in sync like this, it's worth paying attention to what's brewing on Base.

Something's about to happen! Just discovered that an Ethereum whale's liquidation price is around $2528. Based on ETH's current trend, this level is quite risky. Once liquidation is triggered, the market could have a chain reaction. Everyone should be cautious of the risks, especially those with leveraged positions, keep a close eye on it.

This big whale is playing the swing trading game again?
5 days ago, they just liquidated 70,000 ETH at an average price of $3,188, cutting a position of $244.8 million. Before this move, they made $24.48 million by shorting ETH, and then switched to a long position. Now, they are rebuilding their position.
Just 5 hours ago, this whale sent 153 million USDT to a major exchange, then withdrew 57,725 ETH at a成交价 of $2,820, worth $162 million.
Now, they hold 432,000 ETH with a total market value of $1.24 billion. Looking at this stance, are they planning to hold long-term or continue swing trading

A major Bitcoin-holding corporation faces potential billions in losses if ejected from major stock indices, according to recent analysis from a leading Wall Street bank.
The institutional giant's massive BTC treasury strategy could backfire spectacularly. Financial analysts warn that removal from benchmark indices would trigger forced selling by passive funds tracking those indexes. This mechanical selling pressure might slash the company's market cap by several billion dollars within days.
What makes this scenario particularly concerning? The firm's stock weighting in certain indices has grow