Machi Big Brother, Huang Licheng, added another $12 million to his Bitcoin long within roughly 10 minutes after BTC reclaimed $80,000 for the first time in 101 days, according to TradingBeats monitoring cited by BlockBeats on Aug. 24. The move pushed his BTC long to about $87.44 million. The position was showing an unrealized profit of about $50,000, with an entry price of $79,449.30 and a liquidation price of $72,419.26.
The monitoring data also showed Huang holding several other long positions. His ETH long stood at about $57.40 million, with an unrealized profit of roughly $2.49 million, an entry price of $2,392.66, and a liquidation price of $2,159.41. His HYPE long was about $19.39 million and was showing an unrealized loss of around $80,000, with an entry price of $79.46 and a liquidation price of $46.14. He also held a PUMP long worth about $14.69 million, carrying an unrealized loss of roughly $740,000.
BlockBeats reported on Aug. 24, citing TradingBeats monitoring, that Machi Big Brother, Huang Licheng, rolled over his Bitcoin long after BTC returned to $80,000 for the first time in 101 days and added another $12 million to the position within roughly 10 minutes.
Current positions
- BTC long: about $87.44 million, unrealized profit of about $50,000, entry price at $79,449.30, liquidation price at $72,419.26.
- ETH long: about $57.40 million, unrealized profit of about $2.49 million, entry price at $2,392.66, liquidation price at $2,159.41.
- HYPE long: about $19.39 million, unrealized loss of about $80,000, entry price at $79.46, liquidation price at $46.14.
- PUMP long: about $14.69 million, unrealized loss of about $740,000.
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