According to Hyperbot data, crypto investor Huang Licheng (Machi Big Brother) experienced a partial forced liquidation of his 25x leveraged Ethereum long position within the past hour. The position now holds only 880 ETH, with an unrealized loss of approximately $22,000. The liquidation price is temporarily at $1,543, and the return on investment has dropped to -39.85%. This liquidation event once again highlights the significant risk of high-leverage longs during volatile market conditions.
On-chain data tracking platform Hyperbot reported that prominent crypto investor and NFT collector Huang Licheng (also known as Machi Big Brother) suffered a partial forced liquidation of his 25x leveraged Ethereum long position in the past hour. The position now holds only 880 ETH, with an unrealized loss of approximately $22,000.
Data also shows that the liquidation price for this position is temporarily at $1,543, and the current return on investment (ROI) has dropped to -39.85%. This partial liquidation automatically reduces the leverage size, but the remaining position still faces further liquidation risk.
Market analysts note that high-leverage longs are highly susceptible to hitting liquidation thresholds during market volatility. Huang Licheng's position loss further underscores the riskiness of leveraged trading. Investors are advised to manage leverage ratios prudently, set stop-loss orders, and avoid similar incidents.
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