CoinWorld news, AI infrastructure stock Oracle (ORCL) pulled back due to profit-taking, coupled with risk aversion triggered by PCE inflation data, dropping 6.3% in 24 hours, now at $150.2, down 40% from its high earlier this month. On Hyperliquid, the total short nominal size is approximately $2.2 million, 2.11 times the long size ($1 million). The average long price is about $172.68, while the short is about $181.35; the current price has deeply fallen below the long cost line. The largest short address, 0x9df2, is shorting with 10x leverage, with a size of about $770k and an average price of $224.92, with floating profit of about $380k, a return rate of 330%. The nearest long liquidation line is at $146.17, only about 3.2% (about $4.9) away from the current price.

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HalfLifeHodler
· 4h ago
A long liquidation line at 146—current price is 150. There’s only a 4-“dollar” buffer left; if it drops a bit more, it’ll trigger a chain reaction of liquidations.
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ByteSizedAlpha
· 4h ago
On Hyperliquid, nominal short positions of 2.2 million versus long positions of 1 million, this long-short ratio is 2.11, sentiment is one-sided.
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GateUser-eb706989
· 4h ago
The largest short opened at 224, now at 150; the spread is 74 USD. With 10x leverage, it really paid off by betting the right direction.
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BittersweetArb
· 4h ago
AI infrastructure stocks are tied too tightly to macro data—once inflation lifts its head, everyone ends up kneeling. ORCL is just a microcosm.
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Semi-MatureGovernanceVote
· 4h ago
ORCL’s pullback this time is really brutal. As soon as the PCE data came out, all the funds ran. The high-leverage longs weren’t unfairly buried.
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