According to Hyperbot data, a brief downturn in the cryptocurrency market has turned Machi Big Brother's leveraged long positions from profit to loss. Huang Licheng, also known as Machi Big Brother, saw his investment return rate drop to about -35%, with total unrealized losses exceeding $1.6 million. Specifically, his 25x leveraged long position in Ethereum is showing a floating loss of $952,000; his 40x leveraged long position in Bitcoin is down about $345,000; and his 10x leveraged long position in HYPE has lost roughly $311,000. The Hyperbot report did not indicate the entry price, margin, or notional value of these positions, nor whether any positions have been closed. Floating losses are unrealized and could shrink or vanish if prices recover. The data reflects the market move after the short-term decline. The figures are in U.S. dollars. This information was published by Odaily on August 28, 2026.
Hyperbot data shows that after the cryptocurrency market briefly declined, Machi Big Brother (Huang Licheng) saw his leveraged long positions swing from profit to loss. His overall investment return rate has fallen to roughly -35%, and his total floating losses now exceed $1.6 million.
Breaking down the numbers, his 25x leveraged long on Ethereum carries a floating loss of $952,000, his 40x leveraged long on Bitcoin is down approximately $345,000, and his 10x leveraged long on HYPE is showing a floating loss of about $311,000. Hyperbot provided the figures after the short-term market drop. The report did not disclose further details, such as the entry prices of the positions or whether any positions had been closed.
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