Hyperliquid whale just closed out all SKHX long positions after breaking even—execution maxed out! On July 13, SK Hynix ($SKHX) plunged as South Korean chip stocks faced a sell-off. Against the trend, he added 3,153 SKHX contracts, worth around $4 million. By July 14, SK Hynix continued to drop, and his SKHX long position was floating a loss of $2.5918 million. But today, the plot flipped . South Korean chip stocks staged a sharp rebound, with KOSPI recovering from its recent crash, and SK Hynix followed suit, boosted by AI memory sentiment. This whale didn’t get greedy. When SKHX rebounded to $1,440, he closed out all his long positions in three trades: - 08:30: Closed 1,576.53 contracts, worth $2.2702 million, profit $27,200; - 11:41: Closed 7,816.592 contracts, worth $11.2559 million, profit $135,100; - 11:42: Fully closed remaining 476.168 contracts, worth $685,700, profit $8,229.61. In total, he liquidated 9,869.29 SKHX contracts, with a transaction value exceeding $14 million, ultimately netting a profit of $170,500 . From a floating loss of -$2.59 million to breaking even and leaving with a small profit. This isn’t the first time. On July 9, he also held SKHX long positions until near break-even before closing: At the time, he held 8,396 contracts, worth $12.68 million, with deep floating losses, but eventually exited near flat. This whale’s style is clear: not blindly holding on, nor chasing highs and lows, but executing with iron discipline—break even and exit. True mastery of position management—the perfect balance of emotion and discipline. As of now, this whale’s account only has two remaining long positions: MU: 3x leverage, 9,984.704 contracts, worth $9.9655 million, floating loss $70,400; SNDK: 2x leverage, 1,880.284 contracts, worth $3.3708 million, floating loss $25,100. Whale address direct link: https://www.(aicoin.com)/zh-Hans/hyper-detail/0x0ad9e656d9e6211d0ea1c5462342e1fc94cc4cbf SK Hynix $SKHX