The broader crypto market saw widespread declines, with BlackBerry bucking the trend to rally alone, as one trader notched a 70% return.

According to Hyperinsight’s monitoring, against the backdrop of high PCE inflation and broad tech stock sell-offs, BlackBerry (BB)’s Q1 revenue rose 26% year-over-year, beating guidance and raising its full-year outlook, standing out amid the downturn. On the Hyperliquid platform, BB’s 24-hour contract price surged 12.6% to $10.28. On-chain whales are overall bearish: total nominal short positions stand at ~$9.6 million, 2.17 times the long positions ($4.42 million), indicating a large net-short stance. However, the average entry price for short positions is ~$9.25, which has now been surpassed by the current price of $10.28, leaving shorts collectively in short squeeze unrealized losses. In contrast, the average entry price for longs is ~$9.05, resulting in overall unrealized profits. Looking at liquidation line distributions: the nearest short liquidation line is at $13.2, ~28.4% above the current price; the nearest long liquidation line is at $6.72, ~34.7% below the current price. Notably, the address with the largest profit holds a 5x leveraged long position worth $1.33 million, with an average entry price of $8.8, currently boasting a 70% return. Address: 0xfc079a49e371976f559bea0cd1c1f87a5f5b9464