According to U.Today, the "money printer" traders on the Hyperliquid platform, who have profited over $1 million, currently hold approximately $2.82 billion in long positions and $2.88 billion in short positions, resulting in a net short exposure of about $60 million, indicating an overall bearish wallet preference. This group's total holdings amount to $5.7 billion, but the relatively small net short exposure suggests they are not aggressively bearish on the market. Instead, they are becoming more cautious, possibly hedging existing exposures or protecting against downside risks. In contrast, traders who have profited between $100,000 and $1 million remain slightly bullish, while those who have profited between $10,000 and $100,000 are distinctly more bullish. Retail wallets with profits between $0 and $10,000 have nearly three times more long exposure than short exposure.