Recently, a trading player has once again hit the trending list—not because of a liquidation, but because those who predicted his liquidation were proven wrong. This guy held a heavy position of 4,600 ETH with leverage pushed to the limit. On the night the Bank of Japan raised interest rates and the market experienced a deep correction, he was not forcibly liquidated. Instead, he showcased an extreme maneuver: instantly shedding 700 ETH to save his life, then quietly adding back 200 ETH, pushing his liquidation line to 2783. His account now shows a floating profit of over $200,000.
Even more interesting is his Twitter declaration: "Even if I blow up, I remain unshaken; I use my position to sense the market."—This is no longer just trading contracts; it's almost like practicing a form of spiritual cultivation.
In the past three months, he experienced liquidations worth tens of millions but came back alive. Now, his account not only still holds long ETH positions but also simultaneously has a 40x long position on BTC, and even involves some high-risk concept tokens. Every step is like dancing on the edge of a knife, constantly testing the boundaries of risk management.
This raises a thought-provoking question: Is this a mastery of some "way" of high-leverage trading, or the last frenzy before a major liquidation?
**Risk Reminder**: Ultra-high leverage trading can lead to total loss with just one wrong judgment. Ordinary traders must trade within their means. Only by surviving can they wait for the next cycle.
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FlyingLeek
· 6h ago
Wow, this guy really treats getting liquidated as a form of practice, I'm totally impressed.
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 6h ago
ngl this "survived a liquidation so now i'm enlightened" narrative is exactly the kind of survivorship bias that gets people rekt. empirically speaking, the data on leverage traders shows one thing consistently — they blow up. full stop. this guy got lucky, not smart. there's a massive difference and the literature on risk management makes this abundantly clear...
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 6h ago
This guy is really ruthless, but I still think he will have to pay his debts sooner or later... It's really not easy to live.
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APY追逐者
· 6h ago
Dancing on the tip of a knife, just living is winning. A bit crazy, but I like it.
#以太坊行情解读 The true portrait of extreme leverage traders: the "living" aesthetics amid repeated life-threatening situations
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Recently, a trading player has once again hit the trending list—not because of a liquidation, but because those who predicted his liquidation were proven wrong. This guy held a heavy position of 4,600 ETH with leverage pushed to the limit. On the night the Bank of Japan raised interest rates and the market experienced a deep correction, he was not forcibly liquidated. Instead, he showcased an extreme maneuver: instantly shedding 700 ETH to save his life, then quietly adding back 200 ETH, pushing his liquidation line to 2783. His account now shows a floating profit of over $200,000.
Even more interesting is his Twitter declaration: "Even if I blow up, I remain unshaken; I use my position to sense the market."—This is no longer just trading contracts; it's almost like practicing a form of spiritual cultivation.
In the past three months, he experienced liquidations worth tens of millions but came back alive. Now, his account not only still holds long ETH positions but also simultaneously has a 40x long position on BTC, and even involves some high-risk concept tokens. Every step is like dancing on the edge of a knife, constantly testing the boundaries of risk management.
This raises a thought-provoking question: Is this a mastery of some "way" of high-leverage trading, or the last frenzy before a major liquidation?
**Risk Reminder**: Ultra-high leverage trading can lead to total loss with just one wrong judgment. Ordinary traders must trade within their means. Only by surviving can they wait for the next cycle.