Hyperliquid generated 3.91 million dollars in revenue over the past 24 hours, ranking third after Tether at 17 million and Circle at 6.76 million, DefiLlama data shows. Its seven day revenue reached 18.37 million dollars, up 20.37 percent, while perpetual contract volume hit 71.567 billion dollars, up 14.36 percent and contributing about 97 percent of total revenue.

ChainCatcher report: According to MLM monitoring data, excluding forced liquidations, the whale Technorevenant was the largest HYPE seller on the Hyperliquid spot market over the past 24 hours, selling 175,819 HYPE for about $10.98 million. Of that total, $6.85 million was used to repay a USDC loan on HyperCore, lowering the loan liquidation price to $49.30. Most of the selling took place as HYPE perpetual contract liquidations peaked and the price hit a near-term low.

Beepre reports that @fiyopi opened an ETH long of about 24,500 tokens at $2,207.50 several days ago, a position worth roughly $54.08 million. ETH fell sharply and the position was closed this morning at $1,783.30, realizing a loss of about $10.49 million. @fiyopi then immediately opened a roughly $27 million SOL long at $70.5, signaling continued conviction in a rebound and a near-term expectation that SOL will outperform ETH.

Huobi Capital, citing MLM monitoring, reports that HYPE-related positions on Hyperliquid saw $60.3 million in total liquidations over the past 24 hours, the highest level in at least a year. Long positions accounted for about $60.1 million, or 99.7% of the total. The event involved 13,161 liquidations across 3,284 wallets, with HYPE falling as low as $59.85. Liquidations clustered in a brief window: roughly $33 million was liquidated within two hours. In the first hour, beginning at 20:00 UTC, $12.1 million was liquidated; the next hour saw $20.9 million. By single-day liquidation size over the past year, the event surpassed the $50.9 million liquidation on November 21, 2025, making it the largest single-day liquidation of HYPE positions on Hyperliquid in that period.

Odaily Planet Daily reported, citing MLM monitoring, that HYPE-related positions on Hyperliquid saw $60.3 million in total liquidations over the past 24 hours, the highest in at least a year. Long positions accounted for about $60.1 million, or 99.7% of the total. The liquidations totaled 13,161 and involved 3,284 wallets, with HYPE falling as low as $59.85. The unwind was concentrated in a short window: roughly $33 million was liquidated within two hours. In the first hour from 20:00 UTC, $12.1 million was liquidated, rising to $20.9 million in the next hour. By daily liquidation volume over the past year, the event topped the $50.9 million recorded on Nov. 21, 2025, making it the largest single-day HYPE liquidation on Hyperliquid in that period.

On November 15, Ethereum traded at $1,774, pushing the unrealized loss on BitMine's 6,070,092 ETH treasury to about $9.6 billion, a 47.09% decline from its $3,352.58 average cost basis. The holdings were valued at roughly $20.35 billion at cost as of November 8.

Huo Xing Finance reports, citing on-chain analyst Ai Yi, that an address has held a 20x short position on 30,000 ETH since Nov. 5. The position is now valued at about $52.89 million, with an entry price of $2,283.20 and unrealized profit of roughly $15.6 million—the largest single unrealized ETH profit on Hyperliquid. Half a month ago, the address made $17.777 million from long positions in ETH and BTC, lifting cumulative profit to about $35.87 million.

PANews, Nov. 15: According to Yujin monitoring, whale/institution 7 Siblings spent 20 million USDT to buy 10,925.6 ETH at $1,830 seven hours ago. After ETH fell from $2,400, the entity has accumulated 31,484 ETH at an average price of $1,933, investing $60.877 million in total. It now faces an unrealized loss of $5.57 million.

Large holders are still buying the $ETH dip despite the market crash. Wallets linked to @ErikVoorhees spent $125.27 million to buy 63,540 $ETH at an average price of $1,972. 7 Siblings spent $60.88 million to buy 31,484 $ETH at an average price of $1,933. Chun (@satofishi) withdrew 10,997 $ETH ($21.88 million) from Binance at an average price of $1,990. 58bro.eth (@0x58bro), who has made more than $40 million in profit on Hyperliquid, withdrew 10,501 $ETH ($20.77 million) from OKX at an average price of $1,978.