After losing 12 million in 10 days, Machi refuses to admit defeat and puts in another 250,000 to keep going long $ETH
Machi’s account is back to $300,000. But this time, he didn’t earn it back.
Earlier today, his Ethereum long position was liquidated, leaving just $20,000 in his account. By tonight, another $250,000 had appeared—it was money he transferred in himself.
His Ethereum long position has now grown to 3,300 ETH.
A month and a half ago, his account was worth $150,000.
Then: $150,000 → $12 million → $800,000 → $10 million → $1 million → $560,000 → $150,000 → $20,000.
Every time before, he managed to roll his way back by compounding his positions—but this time, he came back by putting in more money.
Rolling his way back meant the market gave him another chance;
putting in more money means he just refuses to admit defeat.
Do you think he can use this money to make it back this time?
Machi’s account is back to $300,000. But this time, he didn’t earn it back.
Earlier today, his Ethereum long position was liquidated, leaving just $20,000 in his account. By tonight, another $250,000 had appeared—it was money he transferred in himself.
His Ethereum long position has now grown to 3,300 ETH.
A month and a half ago, his account was worth $150,000.
Then: $150,000 → $12 million → $800,000 → $10 million → $1 million → $560,000 → $150,000 → $20,000.
Every time before, he managed to roll his way back by compounding his positions—but this time, he came back by putting in more money.
Rolling his way back meant the market gave him another chance;
putting in more money means he just refuses to admit defeat.
Do you think he can use this money to make it back this time?