Machi’s $28.5 Million ETH Long Moves Back Near Liquidation

Machi’s $28.5 Million ETH Long Moves Back Near Liquidation

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2026-07-16 13:05:28
Machi’s leveraged Ether position is back under pressure after a mild pullback in ETH, according to on-chain analyst Ember. The position, tied to address 0x020...5872, is valued at about $28.5 million and is now just $15 away from its liquidation price of $1,860. Ember said this is not an isolated event but part of a broader trading pattern that has persisted since last year. The strategy, as described by the analyst, has involved repeatedly going long, rolling positions after unrealized gains, and rarely taking profit proactively. That approach has resulted in cumulative losses of $33.6 million since last year. The latest update highlights how little room remains for the position if ETH continues to slide from current levels. No additional details on the platform used for the trade or the exact size of the position in ETH were disclosed in the source update.
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Odaily reported that Machi’s ETH long position came close to liquidation again after a slight pullback in Ether, citing monitoring by on-chain analyst Ember.

The position, linked to address 0x020...5872, is valued at $28.5 million and sits just $15 away from its liquidation price of $1,860.

Ember said Machi has continued to follow the same trading pattern since last year: going long, rolling positions after unrealized gains, and rarely locking in profits on his own. Total losses from that approach have reached $33.6 million, according to the analyst.

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