Don't panic! Big Brother Ma Ji is still alive, with high leverage long positions floating in profit, self-deprecatingly saying: "Even if liquidated, my heart remains unperturbed"
In the midst of severe market fluctuations, that man who has faced multiple liquidations is still at the poker table—latest on-chain data shows that Big Brother Ma Ji's high-risk ETH long positions have not yet been liquidated, and are still maintaining floating profits.
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According to data from the Hyperliquid platform, Big Brother Ma Ji currently holds about 4600 to 5000 ETH long positions, with a market value close to 14 million USD. In the recent market fluctuations, this position has achieved floating profits of 200,000 to 270,000 USD. Although he posted on social media today jokingly stating—"Even if liquidated, it won't affect my heart in the slightest; I must continuously test with positions"—this statement is more like a sharing of his high-risk trading mindset rather than an actual liquidation announcement.
Looking back over the past few months, Big Brother Ma Ji has indeed accumulated losses exceeding 20 million USD due to frequent high-leverage operations, becoming a hot topic of discussion multiple times. However, in recent days, in the face of market fluctuations, he has adjusted risks through a series of position reductions and increases, currently maintaining a stable position that has not reached the platform's liquidation line.
Market observers point out that Big Brother Ma Ji is known for "chasing highs and selling lows, extreme leverage," and liquidation is almost a norm for him. However, in this round of volatile market conditions, he has demonstrated a certain level of risk control awareness, actively reducing positions to avoid the liquidation risks that extreme fluctuations may bring.
Despite this, industry insiders still generally remind: such high-leverage trading is like walking a tightrope, with extremely high risks; ordinary investors should not blindly imitate. The dynamic of Big Brother Ma Ji’s positions undoubtedly sounds the alarm for risk in the market. Little Golden Dog, give me some pu🤣pp😍ies
