Machi Big Brother reopens leveraged longs after ETH liquidation, with ETH liquidation price at $2,161

Machi Big Brother reopens leveraged longs after ETH liquidation, with ETH liquidation price at $2,161

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2026-10-30 11:08:54
According to monitoring shared by Ember, Machi Big Brother reopened leveraged long positions on Hyperliquid after his ETH long was fully liquidated during a price drop earlier today. Later in the day, he deposited 250,000 USDC to the platform and opened new long exposure across ETH, HYPE, and BTC. The combined value of those positions currently stands at $5.88 million. Among them, the ETH position has a liquidation price of $2,161, which Ember said is about $86 below the current market price. The update points to a quick return to leveraged trading following the morning wipeout. Ember also said Machi Big Brother has generated $15.86 billion in cumulative trading volume on Hyperliquid over the past year and a half, while posting a total loss of $37.05 million over that period.

According to Ember, Machi Big Brother’s ETH long was fully liquidated during a price drop earlier today, but he returned to the market in the afternoon by depositing 250,000 USDC into Hyperliquid and opening new leveraged longs.

His current long positions in ETH, HYPE, and BTC are valued at $5.88 million in total. The ETH position carries a liquidation price of $2,161, about $86 away from the current price.

Ember’s data also shows that over the past year and a half, Machi Big Brother has recorded $15.86 billion in cumulative trading volume on Hyperliquid, with total losses reaching $37.05 million.

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