「Pal」 Huang Lizheng Increases ETH Long Position with Unrealized Gains and Rollups, Position Size Grows to $10.1 Million
BlockBeats News, January 22nd, according to Coinbob Popular Address Monitor data, "Brother" Huang Licheng used the floating profit of about $100,000 from his ETH long position to add to his position once again. After this operation, the total value of his 25x leveraged ETH long position has increased to $10.1 million, with an average position price of $2974 and a liquidation price of $2942.
Over the past week, he has experienced successive large liquidations, with his account balance shrinking from a peak of $4.3 million to less than $100,000. He then transferred about $420,000 to Hyperliquid on the 21st and opened a long position in ETH at about $2942.
The owner of this address is Taiwanese artist Huang Licheng, who became well-known early on for holding BAYC. Starting in August 2025, he has been actively trading on Hyperliquid, favoring tokens such as HYPE and ETH. Recently, his trading has been marred by frequent mistakes, experiencing over 70 liquidations in a month, resulting in accumulated losses of over $16 million.
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