My buddy just pushed his account back above $10 million again. But the real jaw-dropper is this funding curve: $150K → $12.3M → $800K → $10M+ In August, he used high leverage on ETH, turning $150K into $12.3M. In September, with the market fluctuating, his account retraced all the way down, at one point hitting as low as around $800K. With this recent rally, his account's net value surged by over $7M in just 24 hours, climbing back above $10M. So now, when I look at his account, I’m actually less focused on the "$10M" number. What’s more worth following are two things: Will he increase his position size again during the next drawdown? And how much of this unrealized profit will he actually lock in by the end? After all, having a $10M account can mean two very different things: Holding $10M in cash versus carrying a position worth over $100M are completely different scenarios. So the most interesting part of this funding curve might not be how high it can go next. It’s how much will be left after the next big market swing. This is based on publicly available on-chain data. Positions and P&L will fluctuate in real-time with market prices and account activity. This does not constitute investment advice.