
Taiwanese crypto trader Machi Big Brother has taken another major hit in the volatile Ethereum market. After a $500,000 USDC deposit on Hyperliquid, a market dip wiped out his Bitcoin and ETH longs, leaving his account at just $138,000. Undeterred, he immediately opened a new 25x leveraged long on 1,600 ETH worth $3.3 million, currently showing a $16,000 unrealized loss as ETH trades near $2,075. Nicknamed the “King of Crypto Liquidations,” he has endured over 300 wipeouts, with total losses surpassing $75 million.
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