A Hyperliquid address reportedly opened a 200 BTC short at 30× leverage, with an average entry price of $75,303.60 and a notional value of approximately $15 million, according to an Odaily brief citing Bitcoin.com News. But the same report notes that Eyeonchain observed a 100 BTC short at the time of its monitoring—not 200 BTC.
The brief was published on November 9, 2026, at 20:41:19 UTC+8. These figures describe the positions reported in that historical snapshot, not their current status.
Two shorts, different snapshots
Before the Bitcoin trade, the trader reportedly held 30,000 Nvidia perpetual contracts short on Hyperliquid. That position had:
- An average entry price of $181.33.
- A reported notional value of approximately $5.37 million.
- 10× leverage.
- An unrealized profit of approximately $67,000 at the time described.
- A liquidation price of approximately $289.
The same address subsequently took the reported 200 BTC short. The brief does not explain the difference between that size and the 100 BTC position observed by Eyeonchain, or provide a liquidation price or profit-and-loss figure for the Bitcoin trade.
A large position is not a forecast
The report describes leveraged bearish exposure; it does not establish why the trader took either position or whether the Bitcoin short was profitable. The Nvidia gain was explicitly unrealized, not a reported realized return. The differing Bitcoin position sizes also limit what readers can conclude from the headline figure alone.
Original Odaily brief, citing Bitcoin.com News.