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Two Abraxas-Linked Hyperliquid Accounts Show $118 Million in Unrealized Profit

Zcash (ZEC) shorts made up $34.98 million of the Nov. 11 profit total; a Nov. 8 snapshot covered one address.

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An analyst checks a phone on a City of London street beneath gray skies. / TokenPost.ai
An analyst checks a phone on a City of London street beneath gray skies. / TokenPost.ai

EmberCN's Nov. 11 monitoring tracked $118 million in unrealized profit across open positions at two Hyperliquid addresses it linked to Abraxas Capital, including $34.98 million from Zcash (ZEC) shorts.

ZEC had fallen below $1,000. The figure covered unrealized profit across open positions, rather than the addresses' total position value. The reported amount was unrealized profit on open positions, not a realized return.

A Nov. 8 reading from OnchainLens put one Abraxas-linked address at $30.77 million in unrealized profit. Short positions represented $451.68 million of the address's $451.85 million in total open-position value. That snapshot covered one address; EmberCN's Nov. 11 figure combined two.

EconoTimes' earlier reporting on the Abraxas-linked accounts' use of short positions as a hedge is available in its coverage of their hedging strategy and funding payments, which noted that they paired crypto holdings with Hyperliquid shorts and had received more than $66 million in funding payments on Hyperliquid.

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