"Machi" 20th Rolling Position: Experienced 20 Liquidations and 8 Additional Fund Injections, Principal Has Now Doubled
BlockBeats news, on March 16, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, "Maji" Huang Licheng transferred $250,000 to Hyperliquid on February 28, launching the "20th round of rolling long ETH positions." During this round, he made a total of 8 additional deposits and was liquidated 20 times, totaling $1.16 million.
As the market has recently recovered, his account funds have risen to $2.19 million, nearly doubling his principal. Reviewing his position trajectory:
February 28 (first day of opening positions): suffered 4 liquidations;
March 1 to 3: 13 long positions were forcibly liquidated within three days, and the account funds once dropped to only $8,700;
March 8 to 9: another 3 large liquidations.
Until March 10, this address deposited funds again, and continued to go long ETH after it fell below $2,000, accumulating positions down to $1,950, eventually capturing this round of rebound.
This address may be aiming for a major rebound or the start of a bull market. From last October to now, nearly 5 months, he has attempted to go long various tokens nearly 170 times, including 20 rounds of rolling long ETH positions, with a net deposit of about $16.84 million into Hyperliquid.
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