Gate News bot message, The same whale trader who previously traded $JELLY has now established a significant position in $ZEREBRO. According to on-chain data, the trader acquired 85.86M $ZEREBRO tokens valued at $3.42M through two separate wallets. Following this acquisition, $ZEREBRO's price recor

BlockBeats news, on August 27, according to on-chain data, HLP earned about $47,000 during the volatility period of XPL this morning, with an annualized return rate of 14% over the past month. A Whale went long millions of XPL from 5:00 to 6:00 this morning, directly sweeping the entire order book, squeezing all short orders. He then started to close some long orders, making $16 million in just one minute. XPL surged to $1.80 in 2 minutes, with a rise of over 200%. BlockBeats previously reported that on March 26, a holder possessed 126 million coins.

Gate.io News bot message, according to the analysis report from Xianrang, the HyperLiquid platform has encountered risk control issues while handling Jelly Token futures trading. The report points out that HyperLiquid, as a non-Open Source platform, uses tools from the Ethereum ecosystem. Due to inexperience, HLP needs to bear the risk of contract Get Liquidated. The report emphasizes that for such trading projects, the limits on user position size and leverage should be set based on indicators such as market capitalization, chip dispersion degree, and off-market liquidity depth. The report believes that including small projects like Jelly in the Hyperliquid futures trading list reflects deficiencies in the platform's risk control strategy and high-risk project management.

Hyperliquid announces JELLY Settlement Refund at a price of 0.037555. Users holding long positions will receive favorable price settlement, enhancing risk management through HLP and the limit on open contracts to prevent losses. Validators will vote for the delisting of low-priced assets.

Hyperliquid has issued a notice regarding an abnormal trading event in the JELLY market, stating that it will compensate users holding JELLY long positions at a price of 0.037555. The incident began when a trader executed a self-trade of 4 million USDC in JELLY positions at a price of 0.0095, resulting in a loss in the value of the HLP account. Hyperliquid has strengthened its Risk Management, including implementing stricter Liquidator management and dynamically adjusting the OI limit, among other measures, to enhance the system's risk prevention capabilities.

According to Gate.io News bot, it was reported by Wu that Hyperliquid has released a resolution for the "JELLY incident" and decided to settle long positions for all unmarked address users at a price of 0.037555. At the same time, Hyperliquid announced the implementation of a series of risk management upgrades: setting strict limits for the Liquidator vault, making it only a small portion of the total account value of HLP; reducing the frequency of rebalancing; introducing a new backstop liquidation logic. When the vault's losses exceed the set threshold, the system will activate the ADL mechanism, rather than automatically calling the collateral of other component vaults. In addition, Hyperliquid will dynamically adjust the maximum limit of open contracts based on the market capitalization of the assets. For assets below the set threshold, validators will decide whether to delist them through on-chain voting. Source: Wu Shuo

According to a report by Golden Finance, monitored by Lookonchain, Hyperliquid liquidated 392 million JELLY (approximately 3.72 million USD) at a price of 0.0095 USD before the delisting of JELLY, without any losses, instead making a profit of 703,000 USD.

Odaily News According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's post on platform X, Hyperliquid ultimately entered a short order for JELLY at the price of 0.0095 USD at around 8 PM today using the address 0xde9, involving a position of 392 million JELLY tokens, and ultimately made a profit of 703,000 USD.

According to BlockBeats news on March 26, market sources say that Hyperliquid has delisted JELLYJELLY and settled the acquired short order at a price of $0.0095, without losing any funds.

The Hyperliquid HLP vault is unlikely to get liquidated. The liquidator's address has $50 million in funds, and the liquidation price for taking over 39.8 billion $JELLY short orders is $0.141, while the current $JELLY price is $0.033. JELLY needs to rise more than three times for the liquidator's address to be liquidated.

PANews March 26 news, in response to today's certain Address imitating the previous Whale operation on Hyperliquid with 50x leverage, dumping 398 million JELLY short orders to Hyperliquid, triggering Hyperliquid's treasury to face liquidation and losses, Sonic Labs co-founder Andre.

According to BlockBeats news on March 26, monitoring by Lookonchain indicates that a Whale holding 126 million JELLY (jellyjelly) is manipulating the coin price. The Address first sold JELLY to cause a big dump, allowing HLP to have a passive short positions of 398 million JELLY (approximately 15.3 million USD). Then the Address bought back JELLY, pushing up the price, resulting in HLP losing nearly 12 million USD.

On March 26, the Meme coin JELLYJELLY rose by 515%, currently priced at $0.034, with a market capitalization of $38.11 million; HYPE fell by 17%, currently priced at $14.37. Hyperliquid Vault liquidated $5 million in JELLY short positions, with unrealized losses currently at $12.368 million.

Odaily News According to on-chain data, the Hyperliquid treasury is currently facing losses of over 7 million dollars on its JELLY short positions.

PANews March 20 news, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, "Hyperliquid 50x Whale" closed its short position at 3 o'clock and transferred 1,666,000 USDC back to the address, purchasing 815 ETH which was sent to his current main fund storage address (0x51d...921). Then, there were 160,000 USDC left in Hyperliquid, and he opened a small position with 46,000 USDC in JELLY 3x.

Odaily Planet Daily News Hyperliquid announced on the X platform that the JELLY contract has been launched with a maximum leverage of 3

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