Jeffrey Huang, aka Machi Big Brother, exited his $25M HYPE position with a $4M loss. Just days earlier, his bag showed $19M in paper profits. The sudden reversal highlights how fragile hype-driven rallies can be when token unlocks and whale exits collide.
Source: MLM
HYPE faces a massive supply unlock that could flood the market with $400M+ worth of tokens. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid’s market share has dropped from 65% to barely 30%, with rivals like Aster and Lighter gaining ground. Even after peaking at $60, HYPE slipped nearly 10%—showing how quickly momentum can vanish.
Whales often exit with millions while smaller investors are left holding losses. HYPE proves that late entries into inflated tokens carry serious risks. Unlock schedules, overreliance on big wallets, and declining competitive advantage all combine to create volatility. The smarter move? Position before hype takes over.
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Machi Big Brother’s $4M misstep shows the danger of chasing hype too late. Presales like MAGAX flip the script—letting early backers secure positions before headlines inflate prices. With Stage 2 live, MAGAX offers a chance to enter at the momentum’s start, not at its peak.
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