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Fighting Repeatedly, Losing Repeatedly, Where Does Machi's 'Endless Supply of Money' Come From?

Last night, the crypto market witnessed another dramatic liquidation event. Prominent investor Jeffrey Huang (known as "Machi Big Brother") saw his long positions on Hyperliquid get liquidated 10 times in rapid succession. His account balance plummeted from $1.3 million to just over $53,000—wiping out more than $1.25 million. This is not his first major loss. In October 2024, a $79 million ETH long position was liquidated, resulting in a net loss of over $10 million and a $54.5 million profit reversal. Despite these massive losses, Huang repeatedly replenishes his margin, often within days, and continues high-leverage trading, frequently using 15x to 25x leverage. The article explores the source of his seemingly endless capital. It identifies three main layers: 1) Traditional tech exit liquidity from the sale of his shares in 17LIVE; 2) Capital from early, controversial crypto projects like Mithril (MITH) and Cream Finance (CREAM); and 3) A sophisticated NFT liquidity engine where he strategically sells high-value NFTs (like Bored Apes), farms airdrops (e.g., Blur), and uses NFT-backed lending to generate constant streams of ETH and stablecoins. His ability to absorb millions in losses suggests a deep, diversified liquidity reserve, estimated at over $100 million. He further refreshes this capital by launching new token projects, like MACHI on Blast. For ordinary investor, his story is a stark warning about the extreme risks of high-leverage trading and the importance of survival over the pursuit of rapid riches.

marsbit12/16 11:10

Fighting Repeatedly, Losing Repeatedly, Where Does Machi's 'Endless Supply of Money' Come From?

marsbit12/16 11:10

Bitcoin is a 'Digital Labubu'. Is the Crypto Market One Big Meme?

Bitcoin is often described as a "digital Labubu" (a collectible toy), raising the question of whether the entire crypto market is essentially one big meme. The article argues that crypto prices are driven not only by fundamentals but also by crowd sentiment, as seen in Bitcoin's recent volatility around $85,000. Vanguard’s John Amoris recently criticized Bitcoin, comparing it to a speculative digital toy. During uncertain market periods, meme coins tend to perform notably well. Retail traders, seeking engaging narratives rather than "ideal assets," are drawn to projects that turn trading into a game and community participation into a sense of belonging. Meme tokens like Maxi Doge are gaining attention by packaging high-risk trading into a competitive, viral format. The meme coin sector has seen significant activity, with daily trading volumes regularly exceeding $5 billion. These tokens compete through various strategies—some rely on humor and visuals, while others incorporate gamification, tournaments, and social mechanics. Maxi Doge, for example, emphasizes a competitive trading community with leaderboard rankings and rewards. The project has attracted notable interest, with its pre-sale raising $4.3 million and tokens priced at $0.000273. Large transactions, including a $251K purchase, indicate growing engagement. Maxi Doge appeals to those looking for meme projects that combine discipline, tournaments, and trading culture—transforming speculation into structured, community-driven activity.

bitcoinist12/15 19:04

Bitcoin is a 'Digital Labubu'. Is the Crypto Market One Big Meme?

bitcoinist12/15 19:04

Bitcoin Rally May Have Ended, Beware of Adjustment Risks | Invited Analysis

BTC Rebound Likely Over, Correction Risk Ahead | Weekly Analysis by Conaldo The three-week Bitcoin rebound shows signs of exhaustion, with weakening bullish momentum. The market faces key resistance levels, suggesting a potential short-term pullback to test lower supports, possibly initiating a second wave of decline. Last week, three short positions were executed following a "sell the rally" strategy within the defined 94,200–83,500 USD range, yielding a total return of 6.15%. Key technical models (Momentum Quant + Spread Trading) identified precise entry and exit points near resistance. Weekly and daily technical analysis indicates the market has turned bearish on higher timeframes. The momentum model shows signals of a bearish crossover forming on the daily chart, confirming the rebound is losing strength. This week’s outlook is bearish-biased. If support at 87,500–89,000 USD fails, a move toward 80,000–83,500 is anticipated. Resistance is expected at 92,500–94,500 USD. Two short-term trading plans are proposed based on whether support holds or breaks. Key macro events this week include Fed speeches and U.S. November CPI data. A lower CPI may support risk assets, while higher inflation could strengthen the dollar and pressure BTC. Risk management is emphasized: set stop-losses immediately at entry, move to breakeven at +1% profit, and trail stops to lock in gains thereafter. Disclaimer: Views are based on technical analysis and personal strategy, not investment advice. Trade with caution. DYOR.

Odaily星球日报12/15 05:33

Bitcoin Rally May Have Ended, Beware of Adjustment Risks | Invited Analysis

Odaily星球日报12/15 05:33

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