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🔥 Brother Maji's liquidation tears in the crypto world: 47 days, 60 million dollars evaporated
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On November 4th, the former whale Brother Maji placed his last bet on Hyperliquid — using the remaining 16,700 dollars to open a 25x long position on 100 ETH.
24 hours later, the liquidation alarm rang again.
In the early hours of November 5th, on-chain data showed that his account balance was only 1,718 dollars. At this moment, only 47 days had passed since his account peaked at nearly 60 million dollars.
This trading drama spanning five months went from steady profits in June to reaching the peak of life in September, and then completely going to zero in November, which, in the eyes of seasoned players in the crypto world, is just another familiar script.
The high-leverage death spiral is the real account killer:
Market drops → stubbornly holding on and averaging down → continued decline → repeated liquidations
Looking back at September 18th, Brother Maji soared with high leverage, reaching a floating profit of 44.84 million dollars, becoming a trading whale that the entire chain focused on.
However, the sudden crash on October 11th caught everyone off guard, and the market turned bloody. He chose to hold on stubbornly and continue averaging down, with Hyperliquid's liquidation alarms ringing frequently. Ultimately, the 60 million dollar account peak collapsed, and the 15 million dollar principal turned to ashes, leaving only scattered small change.
In the face of all this, he only casually left a line on social media: "Was fun while it lasted." (Happy while it lasted) $ZEC $ZEN $DOGE