According to EmberCN, a trader withdrew USDC from Hyperliquid, purchasing 3202 ETH ($6.1M) and 1039 PAXG ($3.1M), then deposited the remaining 12.5M USDC into Maker. This is a routine strategy for the trader, who allocates funds into ETH/PAXG and Maker post-liquidation, converting back to USDC for future trades on Hyperliquid.

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), a major investor has significantly increased their ETH holdings by purchasing an additional 2,163 ETH ($4.15 million) after a voluntary liquidation. Over the past two days, the investor has accumulated a total of 5,911 ETH at an average cost of $1,981, currently facing a floating loss of $476,000. Additionally, the investor spent 2.99 million USDC to acquire 999.89 PAXG, valued at $2.93 million.

According to Greeks.live, the Data Lab now supports charts for smaller cryptocurrencies such as Solana, BNB, XRP, and PAXG. These include ATM IV, 25-Delta Skew, HV, and ATM IV term structure charts that provide critical insights into implied and historical volatility, aiding traders in volatility analysis and strategy formulation. This update is significant for traders focusing on smaller cryptocurrencies, as it offers comprehensive volatility data necessary for informed trading decisions.

According to Greeks.live, the Data Lab now supports charts for smaller cryptocurrencies such as Solana, BNB, XRP, and PAXG. Traders can now access ATM IV charts showing the implied volatility changes over time for at-the-money options, along with a 7-day historical volatility comparison. Additionally, 25-Delta Skew charts provide insights into volatility skew between delta 0.25 calls and puts. Historical volatility for different option terms is also available, allowing traders to use custom granularity and periods via a calculator view. The platform plans further revisions in 2025 to enhance its offerings.

According to @GreeksLive, Data Lab has expanded its charting capabilities to include alt coins such as SOLANA, BNB, XRP, and PAXG. This enhancement allows traders to access charts via the 'More Currencies' dropdown, providing vital trading insights through ATM IV, 25-Delta Skew, and Historical Volatility. These tools enable traders to analyze changes in implied volatility, volatility skewness, and historical volatility, crucial for informed trading strategies.

According to @GreeksLive, Data Lab now supports detailed chart analysis for alt coins including SOLANA, BNB, XRP, and PAXG. Traders can access these through the 'More Currencies' dropdown in the top right corner. The charts provide insights such as ATM IV, which tracks changes in implied volatility over time, and 25-Delta Skew, showing volatility skewness between Call and Put options. This is crucial for assessing market sentiment and potential price movements. Additionally, Historical Volatility charts for different expiration dates offer further analytical depth, allowing traders to make informed decisions based on historical data trends.