Mystery HyperLiquid Trader Continues to Gain Attention by Closing $524M BTC Short and Betting $2.73M on MELANIA

The mystery HyperLiquid trader continues to gain attention from others. The whale has closed the $524 million BTC short that shook the market and has set eyes on MELANIA coin.

The mystery HyperLiquid trader continues to gain attention from others. The whale has closed the $524 million BTC short that shook the market and has set eyes on MELANIA coin.

The trader has made a huge $2.73 million bet on MELANIA. They went long with 5x leverage, hoping the price would go up, but things are not looking great.

As seen on Hyperdash, they bought in at $0.7307 to $0.7363, but the price dropped to $0.7079, leaving them down by $74,787. If it hits $0.6531, they’ll be completely liquidated.

Initially, they put up $546,929.73 of their own money and even paid an extra $931.39 in fees just to keep the trade open.

This trader has a history of making massive leveraged bets, sometimes winning big and other times getting dangerously close to losing everything.

A while back, they placed a $333.9 million Bitcoin short with 40x leverage, entering at $84,040.80. That trade didn’t go well either as Bitcoin moved up slightly, and they were instantly down $1 million.

Before that, they pulled off an insane 50x Ethereum long that made them $1.8 million, but it wiped $4 million from Hyperliquid’s HLP Vault. That move even forced the platform to change its rules, lowering leverage limits and increasing margin requirements.

Then, just recently, they made headlines again by going $524 million short on Bitcoin. At first, the position was $430 million, but they added $100 million more, bringing their total bet to $524 million at 40x leverage. Their liquidation price was $85,565, and Bitcoin was dangerously close to hitting it.

Now, with this new MELANIA long, the trader is back in risky moves. However, the trader did not buy all at once, but stacked up each position in chunks from anywhere from 4,823 to 44,156 tokens at a time. All this happened in just a few minutes, and each buy had a small USDC fee attached.