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麻吉哥哥ETH多单再陷清算困局,杠杆仓位压力持续攀升
The recent volatility in the crypto market has intensified. Onchain Lens, an on-chain data monitoring platform, has detected a noteworthy signal—the large position of well-known whale Maji Gege is once again at risk. As the market continues to decline, this active market participant’s leveraged Ethereum (ETH) position is on the brink of danger.
Leveraged Long Positions in Trouble
According to data from Onchain Lens, Maji Gege’s account (0x020…5872) has again faced partial liquidation of its 25x leveraged ETH long position. This isn’t the first time Maji Gege has encountered such a situation—the cycle of “opening longs—liquidation—depositing to open longs” has become a common pattern for this whale. Currently, its total loss has reached $27.56 million, highlighting the severity of its current predicament.
Risk of Liquidation Imminent
Even more concerning is that Maji Gege’s position is only 4% away from the next liquidation price. This means that if ETH’s price drops by about 4%, this massive long position could be completely liquidated. Under the amplification effect of high leverage, even moderate market fluctuations can cause fatal damage to the position.
This event serves as a reminder to market participants that extreme leverage can generate substantial gains in optimistic market conditions, but risks are also infinitely magnified. For active traders like Maji Gege, finding a balance between high-risk operations and capital safety remains a pressing issue.