Maji Big Brother's assets have shifted from a profit of $43.6 million to a loss of over $13 million in the past 30 days.
According to Jinse Finance, as monitored by Onchain Lens, after multiple liquidations, Machi Big Brother sold 2.02 million PNKSTR tokens at a price of 36 ETH (worth $141,000), incurring a loss of $234,000. Subsequently, he deposited 47.43 ETH (worth $190,000) to the HyperLiquid platform and sold these ETH to increase his ETH long position with a leverage of up to 25 times. In the past 30 days, his assets have shifted from a profit of $43.6 million to a loss of over $13 million, with the asset difference decreasing by more than $56.6 million.
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