SpaceX’s token has continued to slump after breaking its issue price, with addresses holding heavy long positions suffering an additional massive loss of $1.23 million.

According to Hyperinsight monitoring, as of press time, SPCX on Hyperliquid is trading at around $116, down 49.6% from its peak of $230 and 14.1% below its IPO price of $135. Today, it hit a low of $114.48, with the underperformance widening to 15.2% at one point. The largest long whale, whose address starts with 0x3527, first opened a position on July 16, nearly seven days ago. Since then, it has been averaging down by adding positions daily without any reduction, accumulating a position of 111,700 units, with a cumulative notional position value of around $14.196 million. Currently, the whale holds a full-position long on SPCX with 20x leverage, at an average price of $127.1, with a position value of approximately $12.958 million. It has an unrealized loss of about $1.238 million, a return of -174.5%, meaning the loss has exceeded the initial margin of this position. Calculated based on margin, the theoretical liquidation line is around $113.06, only about $2.94 away from the current price. However, this address has enabled portfolio margin, with 301,900 HYPE (including roughly 60,000 added recently) included as collateral to jointly support SPCX’s losses. The risk is that when HYPE and SPCX decline simultaneously, both collateral value and position equity shrink, and once the threshold is triggered, the system may liquidate the HYPE collateral. All positions held by this address, including SPCX and CRCL, are long positions, with SPCX accounting for around 72% of the total position value, making it a typical high-leverage one-sided long. No stop-loss or position-reduction orders have been placed in the account, and there are no closed position records since the address first opened a long position seven days ago.