Hyperliquid bears are gradually gaining the upper hand: BTC bull whale have decreased by nearly 50%, and the number of ETH bears is now twice that of bulls.

[Hyperliquid Shorts Gradually Gain Dominance: BTC Long Whale Decrease by Nearly 50%, ETH Shorts Now Double the Number of Longs] According to Mars Finance, on December 26th, HyperInsight monitoring showed a significant contraction in the number of long whale on Hyperliquid for both BTC and ETH recently. Currently, the strength of BTC whale is roughly equal, while the number of ETH shorts has doubled. There are currently approximately 122 BTC long whale and 116 short whales; for ETH, there are approximately 58 long whale and 113 short whales. Compared to data from October 14th of this year, the number of BTC long whale has decreased by nearly half in about two months, from 234, while the number of short whales at that time was approximately 125, showing relatively limited change. According to monitoring, the current average price of the largest short whale on BTC (0x50b) is about $88,200, the liquidation price is $94,100, and the holding size is about $76.44 million; the average price of the largest short whale on ETH, "20 Million Swing Hunter", is about $3,129, the liquidation price is $3,796, and the holding size is about $70.23 million.