MET Whale Positions on Hyperliquid
Which Hyperliquid whales are long and short MET, who is in profit, where they get liquidated and what they just changed.
Who is winning
How much leverage they use
Share of MET whale dollars at each leverage.
Where MET whales get liquidated
Within 10% of the $0.32318 price: $0 of whale longs and $0 of whale shorts.
Each whale's own liquidation price, not a model. Covers tracked whales only, not the whole market. 4 positions with no liquidation price left out.
Whale longs vs shorts, last 7 days
Biggest open winners
MET whale positions
| Side | Size | Open profit | Whale |
|---|---|---|---|
| long | $340K | -$2K | 0xa5fd…15ff |
| short | $323K | -$143K | 0x47f5…b942 |
| short | $174K | -$51K | 0xa20f…46fa |
| long | $41K | -$10K | 0x2ed0…093c |
| short | $33K | -$3K | 0x997f…a4c3 |
Latest MET whale moves
No MET moves of $100K or more in the last 24 hours.
Questions
Are Hyperliquid whales long or short MET?
10 tracked Hyperliquid whales hold MET positions: $431K long (5) and $575K short (5), so 43% of their MET exposure is long.
What is the MET funding rate on Hyperliquid?
The latest hourly funding rate we read for MET is -0.0312%. When it is positive, longs pay shorts; when it is negative, shorts pay longs.
What counts as a whale here?
A whale here is a Hyperliquid account with $1M or more that has traded, leaving out vaults, accounts that never traded (system and spot-only accounts) and market makers, meaning accounts whose monthly volume is over 100 times their balance. Most come from Hyperliquid's public leaderboard. We also add accounts seen on recent large trades that pass the same rules, and sub-accounts of listed whales holding $100K or more, so some large accounts may still be missing. Positions are read about every 5 minutes from Hyperliquid's public data. Builder markets with $1M or more in daily volume (shown as xyz:TSLA) update about every 15 minutes, and a new builder-market holder can take up to 6 hours to appear.
Deep Blue Alpha is independent and not affiliated with Hyperliquid. Data about past and current positions, not financial advice.
