Machi Big Brother adds to 40x BTC long, position reaches $39.45 million

Machi Big Brother adds to 40x BTC long, position reaches $39.45 million

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2026-08-24 14:07:12
Huang Licheng, known in the market as "Machi Big Brother," added to his 40x leveraged Bitcoin long on Aug. 24, according to TradingBeats monitoring cited by BlockBeats. The move lifted the BTC position to $39.45 million, with an entry price of $78,890.20 and a liquidation price of $62,268.27. The update was reported as having occurred four minutes before the monitoring note was published. Huang also holds several other long positions. His ETH long is valued at about $62.5 million, with an average entry price of $2,390. In addition, he holds a HYPE long worth about $20 million, entered at $79.4, and a PUMP long valued at roughly $14.17 million. No further trading rationale or timing details beyond the monitoring update were disclosed in the source.

Huang Licheng, known as "Machi Big Brother," added to his 40x leveraged Bitcoin long on Aug. 24, according to TradingBeats monitoring cited by BlockBeats. The addition brought the BTC position to $39.45 million, with an entry price of $78,890.20 and a liquidation price of $62,268.27.

TradingBeats said the position increase was detected four minutes before the update was published. Huang also holds an ETH long valued at about $62.5 million, with an average entry price of $2,390. He also holds a HYPE long worth about $20 million, with an entry price of $79.4, and a PUMP long valued at roughly $14.17 million.

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