【BlockBeats】According to on-chain data monitoring, on the morning of January 20th, well-known trader “Maji” Huang Licheng opened 11 BTC long positions at a price of approximately $92,858, with a total position value of $1.017 million. Before noon, at 14:20, he closed all positions directly, and this short-term operation ultimately resulted in a loss of about $22,000.
Interestingly, at the same time, he also took a small stop-loss on his ETH long positions, mainly to lower the overall liquidation price. His ETH long position size is still quite large—$40.83 million, with an average entry price around $3,234, and an unrealized loss of about $1.22 million. More importantly, the liquidation price has already been set at $3,110, which means that at the current price, this position has only 0.73% of downward movement left before being forcibly liquidated.
Speaking of this trader, he made quite a bit of money early on trading blue-chip NFTs, but since becoming active in futures trading in October this year, he has suffered quite a few losses. His account size has shrunk from over a billion dollars to the current level. Recently, he has been frequently entering and exiting positions, and high-frequency short-term trading has become his signature style. This recent operation is just a continuation of his recent trading style—quick in and out—but clearly, the market has not been very cooperative.
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OnChain_Detective
· 8h ago
yo this liquidation line at 3110 is SCARY... 0.73% away from getting rekt? that's basically a knife's edge rn. dude's literally one wick away from catastrophe lmao
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0xSunnyDay
· 14h ago
Bro, this 0.73% clear liquid line really can't hold up anymore, it disappears with a gust of wind.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 15h ago
Ma Ji is really playing with fire this time. The ETH long position is almost close to the liquidation line, and it's gone in just 0.73%? That's some risk awareness... Alright, people who have made money always think they're invincible.
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not_your_keys
· 15h ago
Oh my, investing 92k in BTC and losing 22k in just half a day, this pace is really too intense...
That 0.73% liquidation line for ETH really can't hold up, if it drops again, it'll be the end of the line.
The money made early on from NFTs, now using this kind of playstyle, is really starting to get to me.
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GateUser-5854de8b
· 15h ago
Oh no, Huang Licheng's recent mistake was really reckless. He lost 220,000 in a short-term BTC trade but still dares to hold a large ETH position. His guts are really impressive.
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SocialFiQueen
· 15h ago
Damn, a 0.73% move and you're about to be liquidated. This risk-taking is too intense... Machi really went all out this time.
"Ma Ji" Huang Licheng's BTC short-term loss of $220,000, ETH large long positions approaching liquidation line
【BlockBeats】According to on-chain data monitoring, on the morning of January 20th, well-known trader “Maji” Huang Licheng opened 11 BTC long positions at a price of approximately $92,858, with a total position value of $1.017 million. Before noon, at 14:20, he closed all positions directly, and this short-term operation ultimately resulted in a loss of about $22,000.
Interestingly, at the same time, he also took a small stop-loss on his ETH long positions, mainly to lower the overall liquidation price. His ETH long position size is still quite large—$40.83 million, with an average entry price around $3,234, and an unrealized loss of about $1.22 million. More importantly, the liquidation price has already been set at $3,110, which means that at the current price, this position has only 0.73% of downward movement left before being forcibly liquidated.
Speaking of this trader, he made quite a bit of money early on trading blue-chip NFTs, but since becoming active in futures trading in October this year, he has suffered quite a few losses. His account size has shrunk from over a billion dollars to the current level. Recently, he has been frequently entering and exiting positions, and high-frequency short-term trading has become his signature style. This recent operation is just a continuation of his recent trading style—quick in and out—but clearly, the market has not been very cooperative.