2025-12-09 13:14:46

Machi pulled off another impressive move this time—turned $500,000 into $2.04 million, netting a profit of $1.54 million. Is this a real comeback, or is he about to pay tuition again in the next correction?

Let’s recap: last week, he took $1 million up to $2.08 million, but then ETH crashed from $3,000 to $2,700 the day before yesterday, and he lost everything, principal and profit. Not giving up, he put in another $500,000 over the past two days and went long on ETH at an average price of $2,910. As ETH climbed back above $3,000, he’s now sitting on an unrealized gain of $1.54 million.

But here’s the problem—his liquidation price is set at $2,881. In other words, even a slight pullback could wipe out this money in an instant. How long can this high-wire act last?

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FOMOSapien

· 2025-12-11 03:48

Maji is playing with fire again. The liquidation price is 2881, feeling like it could break any moment.

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liquidation_surfer

· 2025-12-09 13:43

It's the same old trick again, definitely addicted to leverage.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 2025-12-09 13:34

This guy really has a gambler’s fate. The liquidation price of 2881 is right under his nose. Looks like he’s going to pay tuition again this time.

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 2025-12-09 13:21

Liquidation price at 2881, this is basically a ticking time bomb. A floating profit of 1.54 million looks great, but one black swan event and it’s all gone. This guy really isn’t afraid of death—lost 2.08 million last week and still dares to come back. His risk control threshold has long been blown past, just waiting for the market sentiment to shift. There’s only a $119 buffer from 2881 to 3000... Honestly, I can’t understand where his courage comes from. It’s another leverage story, except this time the liquidation price is even closer. When will the dominoes fall? No one knows. Relaxing just because of a 1.54 million unrealized profit is a classic case of underestimating systemic risk. Seriously, de-leveraging is the only way to go. Playing like this will sooner or later lead to a chain of liquidations. Wait, is he betting again that ETH won’t fall below 2881? This move just shows he hasn’t learned his lesson at all. Leverage rate is so high yet still adding to his position... Fine, we’ll see what happens at the next market correction. Feels like he’s about to become another textbook case for retail investors. With the liquidation price so close, I’m nervous for him.

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