The assessment is 'likely_true' based on a strong convergence of evidence from multiple sources, even though no single source confirms every detail of the statement. The evidence can be broken down into two parts: the trade itself and the trader's identity.First, the existence of the trade is strongly confirmed. A high-authority primary source, Lookonchain, reports a highly profitable trader on the HyperLiquid platform holding large, long positions in both ETH and UNI. This is corroborated by several secondary news reports from Phemex and Bitget, establishing the core facts of the platform, assets, and position type.Second, the identity of the trader is established through a separate set of sources. A Portuguese-language article from Bitget is the most crucial piece of evidence, explicitly linking a trader named 'Maji Dage' to the 'Hyperliquid' platform and the action of opening a 'new long position' with 'high-leverage'. Other articles in different languages confirm 'Maji Dage' is a known trader who uses leverage, strengthening his profile as the likely candidate for such a trade.While the primary on-chain source (Lookonchain) does not name the trader, and the sources that name 'Maji Dage' do not all specify ETH and UNI, the combined evidence makes a compelling case. It is highly probable that the news outlets correctly identified the anonymous '20-Win-Streak Trader' from Lookonchain's report as 'Maji Dage'. The lack of direct contradiction and the strong alignment of details (trader name, platform, leverage, long position) across multiple reports support the statement's truthfulness with high confidence.