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On August 26, OnchainLens reported that Wintermute has reduced its short exposure on Hyperliquid from $211.5 million to $80.48 million. Currently, it holds a short position of $80.48 million and a long position of $5.51 million. Its HYPE short position has increased from $5.6 million to $10.2 million, resulting in an unrealized loss of $568,800.

On August 26, according to OnchainLens monitoring, Wintermute reduced its short exposure on Hyperliquid from $211.5 million to $80.48 million. Currently, it holds an $80.48 million short position and a $5.51 million long position, while its HYPE short position increased from $5.6 million to $10.2 million, resulting in an unrealized loss of $568,800.

On August 26, ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel stated that due to the prolonged conflict in the Middle East and unexpectedly strong economic performance in the Eurozone, inflation is facing upward risks, necessitating further interest rate increases. Consumer price growth may exceed 2% for 'an extended period,' and if action is taken only after this impact is transmitted to wages, policymakers will be behind the curve. She remarked, 'At current interest rates, inflation is unlikely to return to target levels in the medium term, making it necessary to tighten policy further. Especially in the current environment where overall demand remains resilient, it is crucial to prevent second-round effects early, as delayed action may require more aggressive tightening measures.' She pointed out that fiscal policy, increased defense spending, and the global AI boom are key drivers of economic strength. Schnabel warned that energy price pressures, excluding oil, are becoming more persistent. Given the low levels of European natural gas inventories, the trends in the gas market are particularly concerning, 'which poses substantial upward risks to inflation. The longer the conflict lasts, the higher the risk and intensity of indirect effects and second-round effects.' (Jin Shi)