Data: 345,000 ETH from the three major whales is facing liquidation risk, totaling 537 million USD

By: rootdata|2026/06/07 04:45:00

According to on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, three major whales holding 345,000 ETH are facing liquidation risks, totaling $537 million:

Whale that has been long on ETH since February: Long position battlefield: Hyperliquid collateral amount: 152,195 ETH ($210 million), distributed across 2 addresses. Current status: Health down to 1.16. Liquidation prices: $1,355.63 and $1,280.47.
Bit affiliated entity: Long position battlefield: Hyperliquid long position: 120,000 ETH ($188 million), distributed across 4 addresses. Current profit and loss: Unrealized loss of $84.48 million. Liquidation prices: [$1,241, $1,272].
Whale that has been long on ETH after five years of dormancy: Long position battlefield: Aave collateral amount: 72,706.14 ETH ($113 million), distributed across 2 addresses. Current status: Liquidated 31,915.13 ETH. Liquidation prices: $1,472.12 and $1,458.81.

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