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Trader loses $19.9m on ETH long positions across two accounts, Onchain Lens says

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A trader lost $19.9m on ETH long positions in two accounts, Onchain Lens reported: one account was liquidated for a $11.9m loss and the other was closed for a $7.97m loss. The trader's losses over the past 30 days total $33.3m and $44.8m overall.

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The story so far: Hyperliquid trader's losing longs

A Hyperliquid trader with $9.18m in lifetime profits lost $8.01m over 30 days, with $32.9m in leveraged stock longs carrying a $7.92m unrealised loss. The trader has now lost $19.9m on ETH longs across two accounts, one liquidated for $11.9m and the other closed for $7.97m, bringing 30-day losses to $33.3m.

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