At least five accounts in Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 markets each faced more than $500,000 in liquidations over 24 hours, while the four-market tally recorded $2.44 million in losses.
Intel accounted for $1.82 million of the four-market loss total; its liquidations were valued at $2.98 million. Account 0x5b50’s long was fully closed, with execution averaging $58.44.
Losses on Nasdaq 100 contracts came to $147,800, alongside $2.36 million in liquidations. Account 0x57d2 reduced its XYZ100 long by 85.02 units over four stages and retained 58.98 units.
The two reported LITE positions ended in full liquidations. One recorded $382,100 in losses on $982,300 liquidated; the other recorded $52,300 in losses on $928,600 liquidated.
Brent crude losses came to $29,800; the value of closed positions was $506,500. Account 0x6936’s 5,000-unit long ended at an average execution price of $101.30.
Liquidations totaled $7.76 million across the four markets. That figure measures the value of positions closed; it does not show counterparties’ net gains or losses.
Earlier EconoTimes coverage of long exposure on U.S. equity-linked HIP-3 contracts said 47 accounts opened or increased positions representing $39 million in new long exposure. That figure counted added exposure, not the accounts’ full position sizes.
