#BTC资金流动性 After the big dump that day, the Whale's long positions once collapsed to only $20 million in profit, which was really scary. But look at now, the market has slowly pumped back, and the account has returned to $61 million.
Their current positions are spread out: $ETH long positions $607 million, cost price $3147, currently floating loss $32 million $BTC long positions $88 million, cost price $91506, floating loss $2.9 million $SOL long positions $37 million, cost price $135.2, floating loss $2.96 million
This is the true nature of infinite leverage - as long as the coin price rebounds, profits can steadily return. However, retail investors who follow the trades are not so lucky; most have already cut their losses and escaped. One day it's heaven, the next it's hell; the difference lies entirely in the ability to withstand pressure.
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liquidation_watcher
· 2025-12-22 20:21
buy the dip is to resist palpitations
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LiquidationWatcher
· 2025-12-22 12:17
Cut Loss is just the norm.
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RegenRestorer
· 2025-12-22 12:16
Retail investors are not qualified for cryptocurrency trading.
#BTC资金流动性 After the big dump that day, the Whale's long positions once collapsed to only $20 million in profit, which was really scary. But look at now, the market has slowly pumped back, and the account has returned to $61 million.
Their current positions are spread out:
$ETH long positions $607 million, cost price $3147, currently floating loss $32 million
$BTC long positions $88 million, cost price $91506, floating loss $2.9 million
$SOL long positions $37 million, cost price $135.2, floating loss $2.96 million
This is the true nature of infinite leverage - as long as the coin price rebounds, profits can steadily return. However, retail investors who follow the trades are not so lucky; most have already cut their losses and escaped. One day it's heaven, the next it's hell; the difference lies entirely in the ability to withstand pressure.