TREE NEWS reports: Two Hyperliquid wallets tied to London investment firm Abraxas Capital Management hold roughly $1.58 billion in net short exposure, including about $948 million in bitcoin and ether positions. As of 2:55 p.m. ET on October 6, the wallets held shorts of about 189,400 ETH and 5,120 BTC, with unrealized losses near $115 million. Nansen and Arkham Intelligence tag the addresses as Abraxas-linked, with Arkham showing a Heka Funds connection; the wallets also short SOL, HYPE, ENA, XRP, SUI and PUMP, while large spot holdings may hedge part of the exposure.
Abraxas-Linked Hyperliquid Wallets Hold $1.58B Crypto Shorts, $948M in BTC and ETH
The headline number is less telling than the structure: a London investment firm running a broad short book across majors and smaller tokens, with spot holdings that may offset part of it, reads more like a hedged or relative-value position than a directional bet against crypto. The $115 million in unrealized losses shows the trade is already under water, which makes the spot-hedge question central to interpreting the exposure. Whether the wallet continues adding to shorts, or the spot leg is drawn down to cover, is the open question worth watching.
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