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  • 04:08
    The "liquidated $97 million whale" ZEC short position was liquidated 7 more times in a row, with the account balance wiped out and the whale exiting the market.
    ChainCatcher News, according to on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob (@CoinbobAI_bot), monitoring shows that this morning, after ZEC returned above $680, the BTC whale (0x7b7), who had previously been precisely liquidated for $97 million, saw their ZEC short position liquidated seven times in a short period, resulting in a total wipeout of their account funds. Yesterday, their ZEC short position was about $19 million, with unrealized profits peaking at $2.4 million. After partially closing shorts to stop losses and slightly rolling over positions, the average price was once lowered to $655. This address is known as a prominent player on Roobet and Stake.com. Since transferring $7 million into Hyperliquid on November 6, they have mostly suffered large losses with occasional small gains, often opening full-leverage positions with extremely tight liquidation ranges. On November 17, their BTC short was targeted and a single liquidation reached nearly $97 million, briefly making them the largest BTC short on Hyperliquid.
  • 04:02
    Alpha Arena's new season adds the Kimi 2 model, enabling live trading of US stock tokens on Hyperliquid
    On November 20, it was announced that nof1 has launched Alpha Arena Season 1.5 today. In this season, the domestically developed Kimi 2 model and a mysterious model from a top artificial intelligence laboratory have been added. In addition, models must participate in multiple competitions this season, each with a different theme. Overall, these competitions serve as stress tests for the models and can reflect their robustness to different prompts. However, in the same competition, all models will receive the same input. The competition format for this season is live trading of US stock tokens on Hyperliquid.
  • 03:52
    WLFI will redistribute funds to users affected by phishing attacks, KYC verification required
    According to ChainCatcher, as stated in a WLFI announcement, prior to the official launch of the platform, some users' wallets were compromised due to phishing attacks or mnemonic phrase leaks. WLFI emphasized that the incident was not caused by platform or contract vulnerabilities, but originated from third-party security issues. The team has developed new contract logic, allowing assets to be redistributed to secure new wallets after completing KYC verification. Wallets that have not submitted applications or failed verification will remain frozen, but users can still initiate the recovery process through the customer service center. According to Emmett Gallic, World Liberty Fi destroyed a total of 166.67 million WLFI tokens (worth approximately $22.14 million) from a suspected compromised wallet and redistributed an equivalent amount of tokens to a new secure address.
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