Whale player using 25x leverage to go long on 4212 ETH, currently at a floating loss.

ForkMonger · 2026-01-23T03:40:13+00:00

On the morning of January 23rd, a whale address went long on 4212 ETH with 25x leverage, but is currently facing a small loss. The address has been trading frequently recently, using isolated margin mode for short-term high leverage operations, with risks and rewards coexisting.

ForkMonger

2026-01-23 03:40:13

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【Blockchain Rhythm】Interesting trading movements. On January 23rd at 11:16 AM, a whale address suddenly made a move—long 4212 ETH with 25x leverage, opening a position at an average price of $2962.62. Currently, this order is slightly in loss.

This address has been particularly active lately. Reviewing recent transaction records, ETH and BTC take turns being traded, mostly in isolated margin mode, with short-term high leverage trading back and forth. It seems this whale player is just playing this game—fast in and out, using leverage to amplify gains. The 25x leverage isn’t particularly aggressive, but considering price volatility, it’s a real risk. This trading style can make quick money or lead to rapid liquidation—it all depends on market temperament.

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CryingOldWallet

· 01-25 06:43

Still daring to play with 25x leverage, your mental toughness is truly amazing. If it were me, I would have been trembling and liquidated long ago.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-24 19:27

It's the same trick again, using 25x leverage to play with over 4000 ETH. This guy really isn't afraid of liquidation.

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BuyHighSellLow

· 01-24 16:12

This whale's mentality is so strong, even floating losses don't panic him. If I were losing, I would have trouble sleeping long ago.

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AirdropLicker

· 01-23 04:10

Hmm... 25x leverage and still say it's not aggressive? This guy is really a bit crazy. --- This is outrageous. Still daring to keep trading with floating losses, you'll definitely suffer sooner or later. --- Quick in and out can indeed make quick money, but a single pullback and you're on the verge of liquidation—pretty intense. --- Playing with over 4200 ETH like this, how much experience do you have? --- Just looking at it makes me want to laugh. The market is so volatile, and you still dare to do this—true warrior. --- Average price 2962, how much are you losing now? This guy must be here to give away money. --- Alternating isolated positions—this is a gambler's mentality. You'll definitely fall into a trap in the end.

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FantasyGuardian

· 01-23 04:09

Is 25x leverage still considered aggressive? This guy really dares to play, and sooner or later he'll suffer a big loss.

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FrogInTheWell

· 01-23 04:09

25x leverage still not aggressive? This guy really dares to play, is he still adding positions despite unrealized losses?

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-23 04:07

Are you still floating with 25x leverage? Laugh out loud, this whale buddy has some skills, always thinking about exploiting arbitrage.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 01-23 04:01

25x leverage... This guy's really bold, just worried that a wave of pullback will directly hit the bottom

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LiquidationWizard

· 01-23 03:49

Do you still dare to say that 25x leverage isn't aggressive? This guy really wants to experience the thrill of liquidation.

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Layer2Observer

· 01-23 03:46

This guy is really gambling on the market temperament, leveraging 25x to scalp back and forth. One misstep and you'll get caught with noodles. From a data perspective, this kind of alternating operation mode indeed has a high risk factor, but it also shows that this address is confident in its risk control. I'm just worried that if the market suddenly goes haywire, even isolated positions won't be able to save it.

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