According to Lookonchain, two whale addresses accumulated 138,597 HYPE tokens (valued at $5 million) within the last five hours, signaling heightened trading activity and potential bullish sentiment. Address 0x005a invested $3.99 million USDC to acquire 110,824 HYPE at $36 and simultaneously opened a 4x leveraged long position on HYPE, indicating high conviction in upward price movement. Address 0x75AE purchased 27,773 HYPE at $36.5 for $1.01 million USDC and opted to stake the tokens, suggesting a long-term holding strategy. These significant on-chain transactions are likely to impact HYPE's short-term volatility and may attract increased attention from momentum traders and DeFi participants seeking trending altcoin opportunities (source: Lookonchain, Twitter, June 3, 2025).

According to @EmberCN, Machi Big Brother (@machibigbrother) currently holds a significant leveraged long position on HYPE, facing a floating loss of $1.81 million after recent price corrections. He initially bought 200,000 HYPE tokens at $29.4 and later opened a 5x leveraged long for 530,000 HYPE at an average entry price of $35.5. With HYPE's price retracing in the past two days, the trading community should closely monitor liquidation risks, potential volatility spikes, and the impact on HYPE’s liquidity and sentiment, as whale positions like these can drive sharp market movements (Source: @EmberCN on Twitter, May 30, 2025).

According to Ai 姨, a trader closed a leveraged long position on 4159 ETH at an average price of $1875, incurring a minor loss of $3383, after initially entering at $1876. The trader cited the risk associated with a health index of 1.14 as the reason for closing the position.

According to EmberCN, a whale sold 25,800 ETH to avoid liquidation, resulting in a loss of $31.75 million due to leveraged long positions on ETH. The drop in ETH price forced whales using leveraged loans to sell ETH to lower liquidation thresholds, further driving down ETH prices. The whale sold ETH at $1,853 during a significant price drop 5 hours ago.