After Hynix fell, two people on Hyperliquid gave completely different quotes Multi head address: 0xc8b527864ef2ad6dc49de7e99943a3a76ad48891 Short address: 0xd1dd6d99c5fb5d31ff52eacce5046c7158859e85 Today, xyz: SKHX fell to around $1360, with a intraday drop of about 2.5%. At first glance, it seems like the storage sector is experiencing a normal pullback; But when the transactions and pending orders of the two large accounts are spread out, the differences are actually very obvious First, let's take a look at the bulls. This address currently holds 11833 SK Hynix long orders worth approximately 16.1 million US dollars, with an average holding price of $1336.54 and a floating profit of approximately 280000 US dollars. Yesterday, when the price rebounded, he first sold 3972 orders around $1392.89, with a closing amount of approximately 5.53 million US dollars and a net loss of approximately 206000 US dollars In theory, selling a portion is enough. But after the decline of Hynix, he started buying again: yesterday he replenished about 680000 U around $1364.52, and today he replenished about 1.41 million U around $1357.32 What's even more interesting is his pending orders. At the bottom of the current market, from $1280 to around $1316, there are 75 tiered buy orders hanging, totaling nearly 12000 orders; Starting from $1395 above, a reduction order has been placed in advance This is not the kind of position that is "just a shuttle if you are optimistic". It's more like he has already written the script: take a part around 1360, and continue taking when it really drops to around 1300; If the price returns to above 1400, then sell the chips back bit by bit The bears on the other side have the opposite idea. The address 0xd1... 9e85 currently holds 5808 SK Hynix short positions worth approximately 7.9 million US dollars, with an average holding price of 1389.50 US dollars and a floating profit of approximately 170000 US dollars. He first opened a short order of about 4.23 million U around $1411 on September 9th. On September 10th, when the price dropped to around $1371, he sold 2499 shares with a turnover of approximately 3.43 million US dollars, taking the profit of 117000 US dollars first. But he didn't really leave On the same day, after Hynix rebounded to around $1390, he opened 6304 short positions with a total amount of approximately 8.77 million U; he added a little more today. The current position is even larger than before. In addition to SK Hynix, he also holds approximately 2.38 million U of DRAM short positions, indicating that he is not just interested in a candlestick, but is continuing to trade the storage sector's pullback Of course, he still holds approximately 5.23 million Americapacity X long positions in his account, as well as gold short positions. The entire account cannot be simply understood as' full position bearish storage '. But at least in Hynix and DRAM, his direction is clear: short before the rebound ends, make a profit by falling down, and then add back the position after the rebound So what really has reference value now is not 'Hynix fell 2.5% today', but these two price ranges. 1280 to 1316 US dollars, long positions have already set up the next layer of buying in advance. Near $1390-1411, bears are waiting for a rebound to make new moves. One sees a callback as replenishment, while the other sees a rebound as an opportunity to add short positions Recently, AiCoin has also launched a new smart money control panel. A market trend like this, where multiple addresses are monitored simultaneously and there are positions on both long and short sides, allows users to control which addresses are displayed and which ones are hidden first, without having to search through a long list of whale records. When a large investor increases, decreases, or closes their position, buying and selling points will appear faster Source: AiCoin Smart Money Data on the Chain Hyperliquid SK Hynix HBM Storage Chip DRAM Smart Money AiCoin