Justin Sun? No—Machi Big Brother’s BTC long was fully liquidated, with about $260,000 in losses

Justin Sun? No—Machi Big Brother’s BTC long was fully liquidated, with about $260,000 in losses

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2026-09-10 13:55:48
Hyperbot data showed that Machi Big Brother’s Bitcoin long position was fully liquidated about an hour before the report after BTC prices fell. The liquidation resulted in an estimated loss of roughly $260,000. The data also showed that his total open positions were valued at about $87.11 million at the time, with an unrealized loss of $1.469 million. Those remaining positions included a 25x leveraged Ether long and a 10x leveraged HYPE long. According to the figures cited by ChainCatcher, the ETH long consisted of 33,000 ETH with a position value of $80.124 million and an unrealized loss of $1.076 million. The HYPE long consisted of 86,000 HYPE with a position value of $6.99 million and an unrealized loss of $393,000.

ChainCatcher reported, citing Hyperbot data, that Machi Big Brother’s Bitcoin long position was fully liquidated about an hour earlier after the price of Bitcoin fell, resulting in an estimated loss of about $260,000.

At the time of the report, the total value of his overall positions was about $87.11 million, with an unrealized loss of $1.469 million.

  • A 25x leveraged Ether long holding 33,000 ETH, with a position value of $80.124 million and an unrealized loss of $1.076 million;
  • A 10x leveraged HYPE long holding 86,000 HYPE, with a position value of $6.99 million and an unrealized loss of $393,000.
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