Machi Big Brother Huang Licheng trims BTC and ETH longs as account shows $948,000 unrealized profit

Machi Big Brother Huang Licheng trims BTC and ETH longs as account shows $948,000 unrealized profit

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2026-10-06 16:30:25
According to TradingBeats, the address linked to Huang Licheng, also known as "Machi Big Brother," is continuing to reduce its long positions in BTC and ETH. The account's total unrealized profit currently stands at $948,000. The remaining positions include a 25x long on 35,700 ETH with an average entry price of $2,689.86, showing an unrealized profit of $420,000. The address also holds a 40x long on 455 BTC with an average entry of $84,908.7 and an unrealized profit of $357,000. In addition, the account has a 10x long on 145,500 HYPE entered at $89.74, with an unrealized profit of $323,000. Another 10x long on 1.15 billion PUMP, opened at $0.00646, is currently showing an unrealized loss of $152,000.

BlockBeats reported on Oct. 7, citing TradingBeats, that an address associated with Huang Licheng, known as "Machi Big Brother," is continuing to cut its BTC and ETH long positions. The account's total unrealized profit currently stands at $948,000.

Current positions are as follows:

  • 25x long 35,700 ETH, average entry price $2,689.86, unrealized profit of $420,000;
  • 40x long 455 BTC, average entry price $84,908.7, unrealized profit of $357,000;
  • 10x long 145,500 HYPE, average entry price $89.74, unrealized profit of $323,000;
  • 10x long 1.15 billion PUMP, average entry price $0.00646, unrealized loss of $152,000.
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