Machi Big Brother Lands 12 Straight Pump.fun (PUMP) Wins Worth $2.14 Million

Machi Big Brother's 12-Trade Winning Streak

Trader Machi Big Brother, the Hyperliquid account run by Jeffrey Huang, has landed 12 consecutive winning trades over the past week, banking $2.14 million in the process. Every one of those wins came on a single asset: PUMP, the token issued by the Pump.fun launchpad. On-chain tracking first flagged the run on October 2, after 10 straight PUMP victories spread across 5 days had already produced $1.34 million, as the initial alert shows. Two more profitable rounds followed, and the updated tally lifted the week's total to $2.14 million. The cadence stands out even for a high-frequency perps account: 10 wins in 5 days, then two more within the next 3 days, all on one instrument, with no other position contributing to the streak. His PUMP long has since grown to 700 million tokens, worth about $4.48 million, up from the 425 million tokens on the books when the run was first flagged. That position is also the only one of his four open perpetuals sitting in the red, down roughly $50,557. The wider weekly record stands at an 80% win rate across 15 closed positions, per the same on-chain record. The streak is a sharp turn in fortunes for an account with one of the messier ledgers in leveraged trading, and it arrived while the Bitcoin price held near $85,900, so broad market conditions posed no obstacle. Even so, $2.14 million covers a small slice of what this account has surrendered over time, which reframes the streak and shifts attention to how the remaining open book is positioned.

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A $151 Million Long Book on a $22.8 Million Deficit

The open book tells the larger story. Four perpetual positions remain live on the account, all of them long, with roughly $151 million in combined notional exposure. The PUMP long sits alongside them as the fourth and smallest position in dollar terms. The largest is 33,800 ETH at 25x leverage, worth $91.98 million. A 40x long of 455 BTC follows at $39.26 million, and a 10x position of 164,500 HYPE, Hyperliquid's native token and governance token, is worth $15.36 million. Together, the ETH and BTC longs carry $131.24 million in notional value, and the three larger positions show about $2.3 million in combined unrealized profit, with total unrealized gains across the book near $2.2 million. Holding the ETH long has already cost $1.26 million in funding payments, a figure that shows what a 25x carry charges over weeks of holding. Liquidation levels frame the risk: the ETH threshold sits at $2,452.53, the BTC one at $66,456.50, and the HYPE long would face a forced exit at $36.39. The account also looks materially different from mid-September, when on-chain entity data showed 39,800 ETH, 569 BTC and 88,000 HYPE; since then Huang has trimmed the ETH and BTC longs and nearly doubled his HYPE size. History hangs over the streak as well. On-chain records showed in March that he had lost roughly $75 million on the platform over the preceding 6 months, a stretch that included 335 liquidations and earned him the nickname “King of Liquidations.” The tracker now places his all-time perpetuals loss at $22.83 million, widening to $24.48 million once spot trading is counted. Hyperbot puts his equity at $12.2 million, with overall leverage near 12.3x.

The $131 Million Long Book Sets the Next Test

COINOTAG's read: 12 straight wins inside a $22.83 million all-time deficit is variance on a levered book, not a regime change, and the position sheet, not the streak, will decide this account's year. With the ETH price near $2,710 at press time, the $2,452.53 liquidation leaves under 10% of cushion on a 25x long, while the BTC threshold at $66,456.50 sits far below the $85,900 spot. The $1.26 million already paid in ETH funding shows the carry is compounding. The next datapoint to watch: whether the 700 million token PUMP long flips green, or the funding bleed and a market pullback reach the $131.24 million ETH and BTC book first. Either way, the ledger, not the highlights, will settle the score.