Ai Yi tracking shows Machi lost $6.161 million in seven days while still holding $128 million in longs

Ai Yi tracking shows Machi lost $6.161 million in seven days while still holding $128 million in longs

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2026-09-03 02:44:52
On-chain analyst Ai Yi said Machi posted a $6.161 million loss over the past seven days, even as the account remained profitable by $4.202 million over the last 30 days. The account’s cumulative loss stands at $30.7 million, according to the monitoring data cited by ChainCatcher. Machi is still holding BTC and ETH long positions worth about $128 million. Of that exposure, a 39,100 ETH long position is showing an unrealized loss of $980,000, with a liquidation price at $2,342.78, roughly $60 away from the current market price. A separate 440 BTC long position is sitting on an unrealized profit of $175,000. The figures point to a mixed short-term picture: losses over the past week, gains over the past month, and a large open leveraged position that remains sensitive to price moves, especially on the ETH side.

ChainCatcher reported, citing monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi, that Machi lost $6.161 million over the past seven days, posted a $4.202 million profit over the past 30 days, and has a cumulative account loss of $30.7 million.

Machi is still holding BTC and ETH long positions worth about $128 million. Among them, a 39,100 ETH long position is showing an unrealized loss of $980,000, with a liquidation price of $2,342.78, about $60 away from the current price. A 440 BTC long position is showing an unrealized profit of $175,000.

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