Top Hyperliquid traders on Oracle (ORCL)
5 scored Hyperliquid traders hold Oracle (ORCL) in this snapshot: none long and 5 short ($251.96K). It is a perpetual contract on the xyz market, not shares of the company. Average entry is $120.49 on the short side. Only wallets with a Mirror Score of 7 or higher and at least $5,000 in the position are counted.
Snapshot 2026-11-12 15:28 UTC–2026-11-12 15:32 UTC
Oracle (ORCL) long vs short among scored traders
| Side | Traders | Total position | Average entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Long | 0 | $0.00 | n/a |
| Short | 5 | $251.96K | $120.49 |
Who holds Oracle (ORCL), best score first
5 open positions
- Wool Mussel
0x2eac…bcef
- Side
- Short
- Position
- $182.62K
- Entry
- $116.84
- Open P&L
- -$12.65K
- Score
- 8.28
- Ceramic Rook
0x0f2d…00cd
- Side
- Short
- Position
- $14.82K
- Entry
- $116.35
- Open P&L
- -$1.09K
- Score
- 8.11
- Lilac Rotunda
0x2d3a…943f
- Side
- Short
- Position
- $5.27K
- Entry
- $241.07
- Open P&L
- +$4.85K
- Score
- 7.91
- Paper Impala
0x707c…081d
- Side
- Short
- Position
- $33.74K
- Entry
- $115.16
- Open P&L
- -$2.78K
- Score
- 7.64
- Bronze Fig
0x7116…1447
- Side
- Short
- Position
- $15.51K
- Entry
- $138.02
- Open P&L
- +$1.55K
- Score
- 7.11
Oracle (ORCL) on Hyperliquid: common questions
How many top Hyperliquid traders are long Oracle (ORCL)?
0 of the 5 scored Hyperliquid traders holding Oracle (ORCL) are long, and 5 are short, so the group is short-leaning. Only wallets with a Mirror Score of 7 or higher and at least $5,000 in the position are counted.
Do I own Oracle shares if I trade it on Hyperliquid?
No. Oracle (ORCL) on Hyperliquid is a perpetual contract: a position that gains or loses with the price, with leverage and funding payments. You get no shares, votes or dividends. The market trades around the clock, so the price can move when the stock market is closed.
What is the average entry price of top traders on Oracle (ORCL)?
Average entry is $120.49 on the short side. Each trader's own entry, size and open profit are in the list above.
Does the number of traders holding Oracle (ORCL) tell me to buy or sell it?
No. It describes what scored wallets hold at one moment and can change within minutes. Traders enter and exit at different prices and sizes, so a crowded side is not a forecast, and a copier's result differs from the trader's because of timing, slippage, fees and account size.
Can I copy the traders who hold Oracle (ORCL)?
Yes. Open a trader's profile, review their record, then choose an allocation and start a copy from your own wallet. AlphaYou has trading permission only and never has withdrawal access. You can set take-profit and stop-loss boundaries before you approve.
This is a dated snapshot of open positions, not a signal. It does not say what they will do next, and a copier's result can differ because of timing, slippage, fees and account size. Not investment advice.