After bleeding through 22 straight trades, this whale finally caught a breath. Eight hours ago, address 0x94d…33814 .... once the #1 BTC short on Hyperliquid ... closed every short on $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL for a clean $3.12M win. First green week in a while. Relief, maybe even a little pride.

And then… instant mood swing.

Without hesitation, he flipped sides and went long.

Right now, the wallet is sitting on a monster $294M in open positions. The biggest chunk is #ETH ... about 62,969 ETH valued at $186.9M, entered around $2,994, now hovering near $2,968, leaving ETH alone bleeding roughly $1.66M. #BTC follows with a $56.4M long, #SOL with $51.2M. To hedge the chaos, there’s also a $DASH short worth about $5M, still green by around $764K.

Overall? The book is red again. Floating loss sits near -$1.4M. The money he just earned from perfect shorts is quietly being handed back to the market by these longs. It’s that familiar trader’s rhythm ... win, flip, risk it all again. No pause. No cooldown. Just momentum and belief.

This is what whale psychology looks like in real time. Not careful. Not patient. It’s emotional, sharp, almost human. One good trade reignites confidence, and suddenly the market becomes a canvas again.

Whether this turns into a legendary reversal call or another painful chapter… we’ll find out soon. But one thing’s clear: when whales change their mind, the tide doesn’t shift slowly. It jerks.

Address: 0x94d3735543ecb3d339064151118644501c933814