Trading entity Maji has increased its total long exposure to $42.17 million, up from roughly $34 million the previous night, according to monitoring data from Hyperinsight. The position expansion has helped the trader reverse losses from the past 30 days and move back into positive territory for the month.
The monitoring update said Maji used a strategy described as selling high and buying low while actively adjusting exposure during market swings. Even with aggressive leverage, the liquidation levels on its main positions remain well below current market prices, suggesting that the account still holds a relatively wide safety buffer for now.
Breakdown of Current Positions
As of the latest update, Maji is holding a 25x leveraged Ethereum long consisting of 12,131.7179 ETH, with a liquidation price of $2,090.95. The trader also holds a 40x leveraged Bitcoin long worth 180 BTC, with liquidation set at $62,529.30. In addition, Maji maintains a 10x leveraged HYPE long totaling 43,750 HYPE.
The portfolio shows a concentrated directional bet across major crypto assets and a higher-volatility token. ETH and BTC remain the core of the exposure, while HYPE adds a more speculative layer. That mix leaves performance highly sensitive to short-term price moves across the broader crypto market.
Weekly Gains Offset Prior Losses
Over the past week, Maji’s total contract profit has reached $1.85 million. After earlier losses, current net profit for the month now stands at $190,000. The shift suggests that recent scaling and trade management have materially improved the account’s short-term performance.
Still, large leveraged longs carry meaningful downside risk if the market turns sharply lower. While liquidation prices remain below spot levels at present, rapid volatility could quickly pressure the positions. For now, Maji appears to be maintaining a sizeable bullish stance on the market.