I really admire this, bro. Machi's move here has my blood pressure through the roof.

Last week he was still flexing his $3 million unrealized gains, grinning from ear to ear. I thought, "Finally, this guy's about to turn it around, right?"

Then what? In less than a week, all profits evaporated, he's down $410k, with a maximum drawdown of over 88%.

But that's not even the wildest part—he's literally just $15 away from liquidation.

$15, brother. That's the price of two packs of cigarettes at the convenience store downstairs.

One tiny flash crash on ETH and his account gets straight-up liquidated by the system. No rescue needed.

36x leverage, full position long, average entry price 2226, current price 2111, liquidation price 2095.92.

I did the math—if it drops another 0.7% or so, he's done.

You say he didn't do anything? He did. He actually closed out 1000 ETH contracts and got back $2.15 million to keep his account alive. But what happened? Available funds still at zero, margin completely depleted, just barely hanging on by a thread.

The funniest part? His stats: 77.78% win rate, -135.1% return.

You get what that means, guys?

When he wins, it's like picking up loose change. When he loses, he throws his entire life savings in.

What's the point of a high win rate if one loss wipes you back to square one?

His comment section is absolute chaos now. Let me read you some of these:

"Big bro just taught the whole network a lesson with $15—'faith's end is liquidation.'"

"77% win rate and still manages to lose like this? That's not trading, that's performance art."

"Most people get liquidated and go to zero. Big bro gets liquidated and it becomes a series."

Real talk, if you've ever played futures, who hasn't been the "inverse indicator" for a few days?

But Machi's situation? This isn't about luck.

Full position, high leverage, refusing to exit, no stop loss—he hit every single landmine.

Sometimes I think Machi isn't trading crypto, he's literally giving the entire industry a masterclass in risk management.

Except the tuition he's paying is pretty steep.

Final thoughts:

Yeah, he's $15 from liquidation right now, but if he actually does get liquidated, he'll probably just raise an eyebrow.

But if us regular people tried to play like him and got liquidated? That's the real end.

Everyone in the comments joking around—go ahead and laugh. But when you're placing your own trades, just take a look at your liquidation price.

Don't wait until you've only got $15 left to start wondering "can I hold this?"

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