Huang Licheng turns losses into profits, high leverage bullish enthusiasm remains unchanged

StakeTillRetire · 2026-01-09T11:39:13+00:00

Well-known trader Huang Licheng recently shifted from a loss to a profit, actively deploying high-leverage long positions. Using 40x leverage on BTC, and 10x leverage on ZEC and HYPE respectively. Although profitable now, he still needs approximately $23 million to break even, indicating a significant loss scale. Experts warn that high-leverage strategies carry risks that should be approached with caution.

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2026-01-09 11:39:13

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December 20th Latest News: On-chain data monitoring shows that the account status of well-known trader Huang Licheng has shifted from loss to profit. This trader, nicknamed “Maji Big Brother” in the industry, began actively deploying multiple high-leverage long positions after signs of market rebound appeared.

According to OnchainLens data, Huang Licheng currently holds a 40x leveraged long position on BTC, while simultaneously establishing 10x leveraged long positions on ZEC (Zcash, current price $434.46) and HYPE (Hyperliquid, current price $25.49). The BTC price is around $90.55K.

Although the account has achieved profitability, Huang Licheng still needs approximately $23 million in profit to fully recover. This figure reflects the large scale of his previous losses. From his position allocation, it is clear he is bullish on mainstream cryptocurrencies, especially with the largest leverage on BTC.

Market analysts point out that such high-leverage strategies often carry both risks and opportunities during a bear market rebound. Huang Licheng’s active deployment may reflect professional traders’ optimistic outlook on the subsequent market trend, but investors should be cautious of the risk exposure associated with such high-multiplier leverage positions.

BTC0,25%

ZEC-9,64%

HYPE-3,62%

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