Machi Big Brother, the on-chain identity tied to Jeffrey Huang, has closed a long position in PUMP and locked in a profit of $827,000, according to monitoring data from TradingBeats cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 29. The address still holds three leveraged long positions across ETH, BTC and HYPE.
The largest open position is a 25x leveraged ETH long on 35,182 ETH, opened at an average entry price of $2,673.97 and showing an unrealized profit of $310,000. The same address is also long 450 BTC with 40x leverage at an average entry of $83,925.5, which is currently sitting on an unrealized loss of $343,000.
In HYPE, the address remains long 225,000 tokens with 10x leverage. That position was opened at an average price of $92.086 and is now showing an unrealized loss of $1.253 million. The update only covers the position changes and profit-and-loss figures flagged by TradingBeats.
Machi Big Brother, the on-chain identity tied to Jeffrey Huang, has closed a PUMP long and realized a profit of $827,000, according to TradingBeats monitoring cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 29.
Three leveraged longs remain open
The address still holds a 25x leveraged long in ETH, with a position size of 35,182 ETH. The average entry price is $2,673.97, and the position is currently showing an unrealized profit of $310,000.
It also holds a 40x leveraged long in BTC covering 450 BTC. That position was opened at an average price of $83,925.5 and is now showing an unrealized loss of $343,000.
In HYPE, the address remains long 225,000 tokens with 10x leverage. The average entry price is $92.086, and the position is currently at an unrealized loss of $1.253 million.
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