Machi Big Brother has won 12 consecutive trades over the past week, earning $2.14 million, according to Lookonchain. The gains all trace back to one token.
Behind the streak sits a Hyperliquid account with a long losing record and about $151 million in open longs.
Inside the Week That Paid Machi Big Brother $2.14 Million
Every win in the streak came on Pump.fun (PUMP). Lookonchain first flagged the run on October 2, after 10 straight PUMP wins over 5 days. Those trades had made $1.34 million, so the 2 latest wins brought the total to $2.14 million.
Hyperbot shows 4 open perpetual positions on his account, all of them long. The largest is 33,800 Ethereum (ETH) at 25x leverage, worth $91.98 million.
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Bitcoin (BTC) follows at $39.26 million across 455 BTC, with 40x leverage. He also holds 164,500 Hyperliquid (HYPE) at 10x, worth $15.36 million.
His PUMP long has grown to 700 million tokens, worth $4.48 million. Lookonchain’s post put that position at 425 million tokens. The PUMP long is also the only one in the red, down about $50,557.
The 3 larger longs, meanwhile, carry about $2.3 million in combined unrealized profit. However, holding the ETH position has already cost him $1.26 million in funding payments.
Hyperbot places his ETH liquidation price at $2,452.53 and his BTC liquidation price at $66,456.5. His HYPE long would face liquidation at $36.39.
Over the past week, the tracker records an 80% win rate across 15 closed positions. Hyperbot puts his equity at $12.2 million and his overall leverage ratio at about 12.3x.
That marks a change from mid-September, when Arkham showed 39,800 ETH, 569 BTC, and 88,000 HYPE. Since then, he has trimmed his ETH and BTC longs and nearly doubled his HYPE position.
12 Wins Inside a $22.8 Million Hole
Machi Big Brother, whose real name is Jeffrey Huang, trades on Hyperliquid with large leveraged positions. In March, BeInCrypto reported he had lost around $75 million there over the prior 6 months.
Lookonchain counted 335 liquidations on his account by that point, earning him the nickname King of Liquidations. Hyperbot now puts his all-time perpetuals loss at $22.83 million. Including spot trading, the deficit widens to $24.48 million.
His open positions currently carry about $2.2 million in unrealized profit. Against a $22.8 million deficit, the bigger swing factor remains his $131.24 million in ETH and BTC longs.
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