Machi Big Brother’s 25x ETH long shows about $61,100 in unrealized profit as HYPE position is cut to 4,200 tokens

Machi Big Brother’s 25x ETH long shows about $61,100 in unrealized profit as HYPE position is cut to 4,200 tokens

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2026-11-01 03:02:01
Hyperbot data shows that Machi Big Brother has increased his 25x leveraged ETH long position to 2,925 ETH, with unrealized profit standing at about $61,100. At the same time, his HYPE long has been reduced again, leaving the position at 4,200 tokens and showing an unrealized loss of roughly $12,800. In a separate earlier update referenced in the report, Yuga Grails OTC said it had completed an over-the-counter transaction involving BAYC #950 and BAYC #5310. The buyer was Adam Weitsman, while the seller was Machi Big Brother. The update ties together the latest derivatives positioning data tracked by Hyperbot and a prior OTC NFT sale involving two Bored Ape Yacht Club assets. No additional trade details, execution prices, or timing beyond the published note were disclosed in the source material.

According to Hyperbot data cited by Odaily, Machi Big Brother has increased his 25x leveraged ETH long position to 2,925 ETH, with unrealized profit at about $61,100.

His HYPE long was reduced again to 4,200 tokens, and the position was showing an unrealized loss of roughly $12,800.

In an earlier update, Yuga Grails OTC said it had completed an over-the-counter deal for BAYC #950 and BAYC #5310. Adam Weitsman was the buyer, and Machi Big Brother was the seller.

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