Hyperliquid’s most profitable traders, the “Money Printers” group with over $1 million in profits, currently hold approximately $2.82 billion in long positions against $2.88 billion in shorts, resulting in a net short exposure of roughly $60 million. This bearish positioning contrasts sharply with other cohorts: traders with $10,000 to $100,000 in profits carry nearly three times more long than short exposure, while the $100,000 to $1 million segment maintains a slightly bullish bias. The Money Printer cohort nonetheless controls $5.70 billion in total positions, substantially more than any other group. The divergence between sophisticated traders now hedging against downside risk and smaller traders heavily positioned long could signal an weakening of the market’s current bullish momentum.
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