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Abraxas-Linked Hyperliquid Shorts More Than Double From Nov. 8 to Nov. 9

The two accounts had combined cumulative profits of $429 million on Nov. 9, while their $1.05 billion in short positions was below the more than $1.29 billion recorded in the Oct. 25 snapshot.

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A passerby checks a smartphone outside Thomas House on Eccleston Square in London. / EconoTimes.ai

Two accounts associated with Abraxas Capital on the Hyperliquid exchange more than doubled their combined short exposure between Nov. 8 and Nov. 9, as their combined cumulative profits reached $429 million.

Their short positions totaled $1.05 billion on Nov. 9, up from $451.68 million in the Nov. 8 snapshot. On Oct. 25, the accounts were shown with short positions above $1.29 billion and cumulative profits above $353 million.

Since 2018, the firm has paired crypto holdings with short positions as a hedge and received funding payments. Position sizes have varied alongside funding rates.

EconoTimes earlier reported that the accounts collected more than $66 million in Hyperliquid funding payments. Their shorts previously reached a notional high of $1.57 billion in October 2025. Their Hyperliquid activity has spanned 37 markets and included $9.8 billion in volume and five million trade fills.

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