Whale opens 3x long on Aster with $500K USDC deposit into HyperLiquid
Key Takeaways
- A crypto whale deposited $500K in USDC to HyperLiquid to open a 3x leveraged long position on ASTER.
- The trade was executed on HyperLiquid's perpetual futures platform.
A crypto whale deposited $500,000 in USDC into HyperLiquid today to open a 3x leveraged long position on ASTER, according to analytics platform Lookonchain.
The anonymous trader used the decentralized exchange’s perpetual futures platform to execute the large position. HyperLiquid supports leveraged trading across multiple crypto assets, including ASTER.
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