Hyperliquid’s largest long trader has realized about $61.72 million after taking profit on roughly 120,000 ETH and 2,000 BTC over the past three days, reducing long exposure from about $537 million to roughly $80 million. Four hours before the latest monitoring update, the primary address closed another 800 BTC longs valued at about $64.4 million, and another address still holds a 1,000 BTC long that remains open. Earlier in the same unwind, the trader had locked in $45.3 million as exposure fell to $143 million, fully exiting a 120,000 ETH long for $32.77 million and partially closing BTC longs after enduring as much as $120 million in unrealized losses over four months. Separately, two Bitcoin whale addresses believed by Lookonchain to share an owner closed 300 BTC long positions each after about two months, realizing $11.6 million; reports do not establish that those gains were included in the Hyperliquid totals. CoinMarketCap showed BTC trading at $80,615.88, up 4.52%, at the time of an earlier related report.