The "suspected insider of HYPE listing" whale, which continued to carry orders after October last year, is close to the breakeven line, with an average holding price of $38.76 According to BlockBeats news, on February 3rd, according to Coinbob's popular address monitoring, as the HYPE price continued to rise from $30 to $38.5 today, the floating loss of one of the largest long positions on the chain, the "suspected HYPE listing insider" whale, has significantly narrowed and was once close to recouping. At present, its 5-fold leverage HYPE multi position size is about 52 million US dollars, with an average price of 38.67 US dollars and a floating loss of 1.1 million US dollars (-10%). The weekly capital recovery exceeds 15 million US dollars. This address went long before HYPE launched Robinhood on October 23 last year. After building the position, it fell below the cost price and remained in a floating loss state for a long time. During this period, it never adjusted or reduced its position and has continued to "carry orders" until now. Previously, its peak floating loss was close to 26 million US dollars, and the liquidation price was about 20.1 US dollars. In mid to late January, it was only 0.37% away from liquidation.