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Popular Whale Activities Overview: "CZ's Countertrade" Turns From $21 Million Unrealized Loss to Gain, "Buddy" ETH Long Position Nets $2 Million Unrealized Gain

2025.12.04 09:49:33

On December 4th, per monitoring from **HyperInsight** (https://t.me/HyperInsight), the crypto market has recently warmed up, with some bullish whales turning losses into gains or expanding profits. The "Suspected XPL Insider Trading" whale opened long positions today after over 10 days of inactivity. Key details follow: ### "Buddy" Huang Licheng In the past 2 hours, Huang partially closed long positions in ETH, ZEC, and HYPE. After rolling over positions repeatedly in recent days, he reopened long positions again. - Current main positions: - ETH long: $29.46M (unrealized profit: $2.03M | +171%) - HYPE long: $3.41M (unrealized profit: $0.14M | +43%) ### "CZ Contrarian" His ETH long position has flipped from loss to gain (unrealized profit: $0.46M)—two days ago, it was $21M in the red. - ETH: ~$168M position size | avg entry $3,201 - XRP long: $85.38M position size | avg entry $2.29 | unrealized loss: $3.63M (-42%) - *Largest ETH and XRP long holder on Hyperliquid* ### "Largest ZEC Short on Hyperliquid" This whale has added to short positions in ETH, ZEC, etc., over the past 3 hours. - ETH short: $48.72M | unrealized profit: $5.50M (+168%) - ZEC short: $10.12M | unrealized profit: $2.01M (+99%) ### "Suspected XPL Insider Trading" Whale After 10+ days of silence, this whale reopened positions recently. - Current account balance: ~$23.98M - Past 2 hours: Opened 5x-leveraged ETH long and 7x-leveraged SOL long at the bottom | total position size: $6.19M ### "James Wynn" The 40x-leveraged BTC long position opened 2 days ago now has $0.24M unrealized profit (+340%) | position size: ~$2.88M. - Past 2 hours: Attempted to short SOL twice but closed positions shortly after. This rewrite uses concise, news-friendly language (common in U.S. crypto updates), streamlines jargon for clarity, and prioritizes key metrics (size, P&L, leverage) for quick scanning.
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