
Over the past six months, well-known figure in Taiwan’s crypto scene, Brother Maji (Huang Licheng), has been continuously long on Ethereum (ETH) with 25x leverage, resulting in a total realized loss of up to $74 million. On-chain analyst “Ai Yi” from China subsequently performed a reverse simulation of his trades, showing that if a completely opposite trading strategy had been followed, the 30-day return could have reached 5,644.9%, making him an unusual reverse market indicator within the crypto community.
(Source: HyperDash)
Huang Licheng’s Hyperliquid wallet address (0x020ca…35872) is fully public on the blockchain and can be tracked in real-time via the HyperDash platform. As of the afternoon of March 24, 2026, his cumulative loss over the past month has reached $2,292,839. Between March 24 and 25, his holdings showed significant adjustments:
Afternoon of March 24:
Holding ETH with 25x leverage long position (about $1.39 million) and HYPE tokens with 10x leverage long position (about $300,000), both in floating loss.
Morning of March 25:
Closed the HYPE long position, increased ETH 25x leverage long position to approximately $2.26 million, and opened a new BTC long position (about $2.54 million). By that time, both positions had turned into floating gains.
The appearance of short-term gains does not change the overall fact that he realized a $74 million loss over six months. This pattern of “short-term rebound amid long-term bleeding” is typical of high-leverage trading behaviors that involve increasing positions to average down.
(Source: Hyperliquid)
On-chain analyst Ai Yi’s calculation logic is clear: by completely reversing all of Huang Licheng’s trading directions on Hyperliquid and simulating the cumulative return over 30 days based on historical data, the result is 5,644.9%. This figure quantifies the degree of divergence between his trading direction and the actual market trend, not an investment recommendation, nor does it imply that a reverse copy-trading strategy can replicate the same results in the future.
The “anti-indicator” phenomenon is not uncommon in the crypto community, but such extreme figures are relatively rare. When a well-known figure with transparent holdings continues to trade against the market with high leverage, their public wallet naturally becomes a point of observation for some community traders. However, reverse copy-trading also involves execution risks associated with high leverage positions, whether in the forward or reverse direction, and should be approached with caution.
Huang Licheng’s prominence in Taiwan’s crypto scene predates this Hyperliquid incident. He has led several crypto-related projects, including early ventures like Treasure Island Finance and Silver Coin. On-chain detective ZachXBT publicly released a report accusing Huang of allegedly misappropriating investor assets through Treasure Island Finance. Huang responded by threatening to sue for defamation, and the two parties eventually reached a settlement without a formal judicial ruling. This history has kept every transaction in his public wallet under high community scrutiny.
Q: Is Brother Maji’s Hyperliquid wallet address truly publicly accessible?
Yes. Huang Licheng’s wallet address 0x020ca…35872 is fully public on the blockchain and can be tracked in real-time via platforms like HyperDash. This is an inherent feature of decentralized exchanges’ “on-chain transparency,” accessible to anyone.
Q: How is the 5,644.9% reverse copy-trading return calculated?
On-chain analyst Ai Yi reversed all of Huang Licheng’s historical trades on Hyperliquid and simulated the 30-day cumulative return, arriving at 5,644.9%. This is based on historical data for reverse simulation and is not a prediction of future performance nor investment advice.
Q: Does Huang Licheng still hold contract positions?
According to on-chain data as of March 25, 2026, Huang Licheng still held ETH with 25x leverage (about $2.26 million) and a BTC long position (about $2.54 million), indicating he remains actively engaged in contract trading on Hyperliquid.