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#Machi Big Brother opens another Ethereum long after being liquidated
An old familiar face has learned another lesson from the market.
The trader known in crypto circles as Machi Big Brother was sent back to square one in this round of liquidations.
Over four months, he grew his account from 56,000 to more than 12 million.
Then one sharp wick down left him with just over 20,000.
Six months of unrealized gains were wiped out.
He moved quickly.
He didn’t take a break after being liquidated.
He immediately opened another Ethereum long.
He’s now holding 290 ETH.
Some people copy his positions.
Others treat him as a contrarian indicator.
The live trades of influencers like him certainly have a following.
Social media has turned his positions into a hot topic.
More people are watching than actually placing trades.
But leverage amplifies both gains and losses.
When you win, it’s a legend; when you lose, it’s a liquidation notice.
He wasn’t the only one liquidated in this market move.
The crowded long positions themselves were a disaster waiting to happen.
All it takes is a small move in the wrong direction.
And a cascade of liquidations can be triggered.
In crypto, you can make your positions public, but you can’t outsource the risk.
Do you think it’s wise to follow an influencer’s trades? Let’s talk in the comments.
#Machi Big Brother opens another Ethereum long after being liquidated
An old familiar face has learned another lesson from the market.
The trader known in crypto circles as Machi Big Brother was sent back to square one in this round of liquidations.
Over four months, he grew his account from 56,000 to more than 12 million.
Then one sharp wick down left him with just over 20,000.
Six months of unrealized gains were wiped out.
He moved quickly.
He didn’t take a break after being liquidated.
He immediately opened another Ethereum long.
He’s now holding 290 ETH.
Some people copy his positions.
Others treat him as a contrarian indicator.
The live trades of influencers like him certainly have a following.
Social media has turned his positions into a hot topic.
More people are watching than actually placing trades.
But leverage amplifies both gains and losses.
When you win, it’s a legend; when you lose, it’s a liquidation notice.
He wasn’t the only one liquidated in this market move.
The crowded long positions themselves were a disaster waiting to happen.
All it takes is a small move in the wrong direction.
And a cascade of liquidations can be triggered.
In crypto, you can make your positions public, but you can’t outsource the risk.
Do you think it’s wise to follow an influencer’s trades? Let’s talk in the comments.