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April 21st: An address starting with 0x6d9 opened a 40x-leveraged BTC short position, per Hyperinsight monitoring (source: https://t.me/HyperInsight). Details: - Position size: 157.8 BTC ($11.95M) - Entry price: $75,746 - Liquidation price: $76,675 Immediately after opening the position, the address placed a market take-profit order at $75,361, targeting a ~$400 price drop. Full address: 0x6d9532075ffdde66c7ed1b0f55b46227295dff14

On April 21st, per HyperInsight monitoring (via https://t.me/HyperInsight), the Hyperliquid early contributor address **0x8def9f50456c6c4e37fa5d3d57f108ed23992dae** (founder of Hypurrfun) has been shorting HYPE since last evening, with consistent shorts around the $41 level. As of press time, the address has boosted its short position to 249,700 tokens—equivalent to $10.1 million—with an average entry price of ~$41.05. It currently holds a slight 4% profit and is continuing to add to the position. Notably, this address is a founding contributor to the Hyperliquid ecosystem and Hypurrfun’s founder. During HYPE’s uptrend from $20, it took a large long position that once exceeded $40 million, making it the second-largest on-chain HYPE bull.

On April 21, Onchain Lens data shows a newly created wallet 0xEbE deposited 10 million USDC into HyperLiquid and opened a 20x-leveraged short position of 63,000 $BRENTOIL. Another wallet, 0x9D3—linked to the same whale—holds 20x-leveraged short positions: 250,000 $BRENTOIL (valued at $22.5 million) and 210,000 $CL (valued at $18.19 million).

**April 21 News Brief** Markets are now pricing in the "Who Determines the End Condition" scenario. Former President Trump explicitly narrowed the ceasefire window while retaining the Strait of Hormuz blockade as a negotiation chip, transforming energy supply risks into a bargaining tool. However, internal divisions in Iran’s negotiating stance have hindered short-term consensus-building, shifting geopolitical risk from a one-time event trigger to a variable tied to expectations of sustained impact. Against this backdrop, the U.S. dollar’s core driving logic has reversed: it’s no longer tied solely to interest rate differentials and safe-haven flows, but now focuses on the comprehensive pricing of policy credibility and liquidity pathways. - On one hand, Federal Reserve Chair Powell laid out a clear hawkish framework ahead of his congressional hearing—emphasizing the Fed’s independence and commitment to taming inflation—effectively ruling out aggressive rate cuts in the near t

April 21 — Layer 1 blockchain Pharos has unveiled its PROS tokenomics, with a total supply of 1 billion PROS tokens. Below is the initial distribution breakdown: - Foundation Treasury: 16% - Lab Co. Treasury: 9% - Team: 20% - Investors: 20% - Ecosystem & Community: 21% (including a 6% community airdrop: 1% unlocked at TGE, 5% earmarked for future growth and airdrop incentives) - Node & Liquidity Incentives: 14% Notably, core team members and private sale investors face a 12-month lock-up period followed by a 36-month linear vesting schedule. Some treasury and incentive allocations have longer vesting periods (48–60 months). PROS will power transaction fees, PoS staking, validator participation, governance, ecosystem incentives, and potential Real World Asset (RWA)-specific use cases. Its staking issuance follows a phased inflation model: 0% inflation for the first six months post-mainnet launch, then 5% annual inflation starting in Month 7. Subsequent adjustments will

On April 21, Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital) founder Daniel Yan noted he’s been tracking a rebound—not a reversal—lately. The key question is how far this rebound will go. Initially, the target was pegged at 85 (equivalent to $850,000 for Bitcoin), but no one can time the bottom perfectly. The main takeaway: set your own expectations and stick to sound risk management and profit-taking plans. From a trading and cyclical lens, another significant pullback could be on the horizon—one that may also offer a strong final buying opportunity. Potential triggers right now include: a pullback in U.S. stocks from record highs, a broad decline in risk assets, unhinged oil prices, and scary inflation prints that force the Fed to scrap rate cuts (even consider hiking rates). Stay bullish on the medium-to-long term while managing short-term risks.