The continuous decline in crude oil has led a whale that went long 60 times to regretfully exit, with a historical total liquidation loss of 2.43 million dollars

According to monitoring by Hyperinsight, the whale starting with 0xc278 has completed 61 rounds of BRENTOIL trading since March 19, when it traded Brent crude oil, with 59 rounds being long positions and only 2 rounds being short positions, resulting in a long position ratio of 96.7%. The total net loss from all 61 trades amounts to approximately $2.431 million, with million-dollar level positions contributing 99.4% of the losses.

Yesterday, its Brent long positions triggered a system liquidation again. The entire liquidation closed 47,600 BRENTOIL long positions, with a liquidation transaction amount of approximately $4.046 million and a weighted liquidation price of about $84.99, resulting in a total loss of approximately $275,000. After the liquidation, there were no Brent positions left in that address.

Before the liquidation, BRENTOIL on Hyperliquid fell from a high of $91.68 on Sunday to a low of $82.81, with a maximum drop of 9.7%; the last backup liquidation price was about 7.6% lower than the high point. This round of decline mainly occurred after Trump announced a pause on launching a new round of strikes against Iran and stated that a ceasefire agreement in the Middle East was close to being reached.

This whale had previously incurred losses of approximately $882,000, $513,000, and $460,000 on three long positions at the beginning of April, but thereafter continued to primarily take long positions in crude oil, repeatedly recording the largest single liquidation across the network.