Hyperliquid Contract Holdings Ranking:
BlockBeats News, October 27th, according to HyperInsight monitoring, two addresses labeled as Abraxas Capital (0x5b5, 0xb83) currently hold a total balance of approximately $165 million, ranking first in contract positions on Hyperliquid in the past 24 hours.
In the past hour, Abraxas Capital's two addresses (0x5b5, 0xb83) simultaneously added to their BTC short positions at a price of $116,000, increasing their position by approximately $7 million. The total nominal value held by the two addresses is now around $1.24 billion. The main address's major short positions have changed as follows compared to last week: ETH increased from $192 million to $226 million, BTC increased from $109 million to $124 million, HYPE increased from $51.43 million to $97.40 million.
According to monitoring, the total nominal value held by Abraxas Capital's two addresses has increased from $440 million last week to $480 million. The sub-addresses closed profitable positions in multiple currencies last week and made a nearly $100 million large withdrawal, some of which has been transferred to the Binance hot wallet. The nominal value currently held by this sub-address is $67.75 million.
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