A newly created wallet, 0x2558, deposited 4.24M USDC into Hyperliquid and opened a 10x leveraged long on 500,000 xyz:CL contracts, a notional position worth $38.89 million, with a liquidation price of $71.50.
The trade is a directional bet on crude oil priced entirely in stablecoins, executed on a fully on-chain perpetual futures venue rather than a traditional broker or CME account. Settlement is in USDC, and the position is publicly viewable on the wallet's HypurrScan page.
The size and leverage make the liquidation price the operative number: a move in crude to $71.50 would wipe the position. That kind of single-wallet concentration on a commodity perp is a useful proxy for what leveraged, crypto-native capital is doing when it tilts away from BTC and ETH.
Source: [HypurrScan Beta](https://hypurrscan.io/address/0x2558c4029dc7a04f13b3803cdf284aff8208ba9c#perps)
Frequently asked questions
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What did the Hyperliquid whale actually trade?
A newly created wallet deposited 4.24M USDC into Hyperliquid and opened a 10x leveraged long on 500,000 xyz:CL contracts, a notional crude oil position worth $38.89 million.
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What is the liquidation price on the oil long?
The liquidation price is $71.50. A move in crude oil to that level would wipe the 10x leveraged position.
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Why does a single on-chain oil trade matter?
It is a large, fully on-chain commodity bet settled in USDC, giving a read on where leveraged crypto-native capital rotates when it moves out of BTC and ETH.
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What is xyz:CL on Hyperliquid?
xyz:CL is Hyperliquid's perpetual futures contract tied to crude oil, priced in USDC and settled entirely on-chain, with positions visible via HypurrScan.
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Can other traders track this whale's position?
Yes. The wallet address 0x2558 is publicly visible on HypurrScan, so any user can monitor the position, watch for changes in size, and see if the liquidation line is approached.
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