Short WTI $7.9M. No liquidation within 20%.
The ReadWTI crude oil$101.10+0.12%Positions just now
Large whales lean long on WTI.
The biggest wall of liquidations sits above the price: if price rose that far, those shorts would be forced to buy.
- Whale lean55%of tracked whale money is long.
- Biggest wall$107.626.5% above the price: $30.9M of whale shorts.
- Best records52%of money from the best track records is long.
Longs on the right, shorts on the left. New at the top, older toward the bottom.
Whale money · 23 whales$131MLongs and shorts, every tracked wallet.
Share of open interest59%of all open WTI positions by value
23 whale positions 9% unclassified
How to read this
Won’t show: whether the price reaches a whale, or what it holds on other exchanges. A short here can hedge a long somewhere else.
As of Tue, 27 Oct 2026, 06:16 UTC, the tracked whales hold $131M in WTI perpetuals: $72.4M long and $58.6M short across 23 positions.
Coming upFed decision, Wed 28 Oct, 18:00 UTCStatement in 36 hours. WTI is one of its markets.
Tracked whales hold 59% of all open WTI positions by value, up from 46% a month ago.
Whales gain share while the market grows. Holding a position costs about nothing either way.
90 days and a year of daily closes come with Pro. What Pro adds
Whale share
59%
of all open WTI positions by value, held by tracked whales
46% a month ago
Open interest
$222M
all open positions, longs and shorts together
+52% in 7 days
all positionstracked whales’ part
Funding
+0.1%a year
about zero, nobody pays much
average over the range +4.0%
Over 7 days
Funding moved about 0.09% of a position’s value from longs to shorts.
How to read this
Shows: how much money is open in this market, the part tracked whales hold, and what holding a position costs or earns.
Read it: A growing whale part means whale money gathers here faster than everyone else’s. Funding above zero means longs pay shorts every hour, because more money wants to be long.
Won’t show: what other exchanges hold, or where the price goes next.
About the data: The whale share of older days is reconstructed from the Hyperliquid blockchain with today’s track records, so it can differ a little from what the radar showed on the day.
No open interest was recorded on 25 Oct. The lines break there.
Whale shorts pile up at $107.62.
A rise would force out more whale money than a fall. The biggest wall gathers 2 whales.
Point at a price, tap it or use the arrow keys: the line says what would be forced out from the price to there, and whose it is.
One whale position at its liquidation price: length is its money, strength its track recordMoney from the price outward, its own scaleLongShort
Within 10%
If WTI falls 10%, no whale long would be forced to sell. If it rises 10%, $30.9M of whale shorts would be forced to buy.
How to read this
Shows: where tracked whale positions would be forced out, 20% either side of the price, by the money at each level.
Read it: The longer a block, the more money would be forced out at that price. The nearer it sits to the price line, the smaller the move that reaches it.
Won’t show: whether the price gets there. A liquidation price holds for the account as it stands and moves when the whale adds margin or changes leverage.
Whales put $27.3M into WTI in the last 24 hours and took $19.9M out.
Whales added to shorts. Longs stayed about level.
Opened or addedClosed or trimmedLiquidatedLongShortDot size is the money, moves close together add up · Moves on positions of $1M or more and every liquidation of $100K or more, 15 minutes after Pro
OpenedClosedOf it liquidatedLongShortPer hour · Moves on positions of $1M or more and every liquidation of $100K or more, 15 minutes after Pro
Over 24 hours
Longs: $19.3M opened, $16.6M closed. Shorts: $8M opened, $3.3M closed. Largest exit: Open Sirocco closed a $15.2M long (−$34K realised).
How to read this
Shows: whale moves on the price at the moment they happened, and the same money added up per hour below.
Read it: A dot and its bar are the same money. Moves read differently before a rise, during a fall and after it.
Won’t show: why a whale moved. A close can take a profit, cut a loss or end a hedge.
Latest exits
- Closes a long
Open Sirocco closes its $15.2M WTI long at $101.23 after 19 hours (−$34K realised).
Moves on positions of $1M or more and every liquidation of $100K or more, 15 minutes after Pro. The last 24 hours. All whale moves. Not financial advice.
Cobalt Rorqual has the strongest record in WTI.
Among the twelve largest WTI positions right now, the four best track records. Open a card for the details.
Long WTI $4M. Liquidation 19.5% away.
Long WTI $6.8M. No liquidation within 20%.
Long WTI $7.1M. No liquidation within 20%.
16 whale moves in 24 hours, rewound.
The largest came at 18:03 UTC: Open Sirocco adds $5.1M to its WTI long, now $15.3M. Track record 70/100.
06:16UTC · now
- Price
- $101.12
- Whales long
- 55%
- Whale money
- $131M
- Moves so far
- 16
The day’s moves, oldest first
How to read this
Shows: every hour of the last day as the Hyperliquid blockchain recorded it: whales appear, grow, shrink and leave as they did.
Read it: The radar and the readout follow the line under them. Pick a move in the list to jump to it.
Won’t show: why a whale moved, or what happened between two hours on the radar.
Know when WTI whales move.
A short message when a wall forms near the WTI price, when a whale you follow moves, and the WTI read once a day.
Alerts open soon. Leave your email and you get one message when they do.
One message when the one you picked opens. Nothing else until then.
22:55 UTC · WTI
Open Sirocco closes its $15.2M WTI long at $101.23 after 19 hours (−$34K realised).
As of Tue, 27 Oct 2026, 06:16 UTC. Positions, prices and liquidation prices from the Hyperliquid blockchain. Labels are estimates. Not financial advice.

