2026-01-08 01:21:05

The market indeed rebounded, but this rebound came quickly and went just as fast😂

During the recent upward trend, a trader played a "roller coaster" with rollover trading. Using $10,000 as principal, he continuously rolled over profits, gradually growing his account to $940,000, with unrealized gains reaching 93 times.

Sounds crazy, right? But the cost behind it is also bloodily real. Because with this rollover strategy, the leverage must be kept very high, which means the gap between the liquidation price and the current price is minimized. It's like dancing on the edge of a knife; any slight breeze could be fatal.

Last night, BTC experienced a slight correction, and this trader's position was immediately liquidated. The unrealized profit of $940,000 vanished in an instant, and the account returned to the starting point. A dream shattered just like that.

This case once again reminds everyone: no matter how tempting the returns, you need to have the life to enjoy them.

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FortuneTeller42

· 21h ago

940,000 instantly wiped out, this is the endgame of rolling positions, truly incredible.

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OffchainOracle

· 01-10 12:19

940,000 instantly gone, this guy is really something. Playing with rolling positions is like dancing on the edge of a knife.

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SolidityStruggler

· 01-08 01:48

This guy is really a brave warrior. I could feel the despair at the moment when 940,000 dreams were shattered.

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RiddleMaster

· 01-08 01:48

This guy is really a brave warrior. Losing 940,000 dreams and still able to tell the story alive—I'm just impressed by that.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 01-08 01:46

Once the collateralization ratio is pushed to the limit, the liquidation threshold becomes a sword hanging overhead... 940,000 instantly vanishes into thin air, and this is the cost of not having risk control in place.

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CodeSmellHunter

· 01-08 01:45

This is a typical case of greed leading to overreach, waking up from the dream too quickly.

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RunWithRugs

· 01-08 01:34

940,000 instantly gone, this guy is really ruthless, just didn't time it right. --- Closing positions is about making quick money but also gambling on luck, sooner or later it all has to be paid back. --- Watching a 93x unrealized profit vanish into thin air, really, leverage is a double-edged sword. When you go in and out quickly, it gets liquidated. --- That's why I've always said controlling risk is the most important. No matter how lucrative the opportunity, you need to stay alive to spend the money. --- Laughing to death, dancing on the tip of a knife is indeed exciting, but the cost of slipping is too high.

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