One of the greatest mysteries in the world: How much #麻吉 does he really have? ❓

An hour ago, Brother Maji finally closed his position after holding a $ETH long for more than 4 days.
The outcome was not surprising, but still shocking—
Loss on this position: $1.87 million
Account balance: $15,919.64
Yes, only a little over ten thousand dollars left.
Up to this point, he has failed 6 consecutive times in going long,
with a total loss of $2.49 million.
Looking at it over a longer period:
Since May of this year,
Maji's cumulative loss on Hyperliquid has reached $21.25 million.
Twenty million dollars,
not from a single liquidation,
but slowly lost in judgments like “I think this should rebound here.”
Even more surreal—
he can still keep trading.
So the question is no longer:
👉 Why did this position lose
👉 Where was the mistake in judgment
But the old question reemerges:
How much does Maji really have?
Regular traders lose $200,000 and disappear,
lose $2 million and leave the scene,
but losing $20 million and still repeatedly adding positions, trying again and again—
either their capital is far beyond imagination,
or they have already turned “winning and losing” into a long-term experiment.
The market has never lacked judgment,
what it lacks is:
After a series of failures,
what do you still have left?
And what Maji leaves the market now,
is only a number,
and an unsolved mystery.