Machi Big Brother closes HYPE long position, investment return rate now at -16.24%, win rate over the past week stands at 86.2%
Svmuu reports that according to Hyperbot data, Machi Big Brother Jeffrey Huang has fully closed his long position of 12,888.88 HYPE, and simultaneously reduced his 40x leveraged Bitcoin long position and 25x leveraged Ethereum long position. His current position value is approximately $76.47 million, with an investment return rate of -16.24%. Additionally, Machi Big Brother has achieved profits in 11 out of 13 position closures over the past week, giving him a win rate of 86.2%. However, due to the market downturn, he is currently in a state of unrealized loss.
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