2025-12-18 15:41:04

#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Last night's rapid bottoming was truly fierce. The total order explosion reached $514 million, with longs under the heaviest pressure, and those holding large positions were almost all affected. $BTC $ETH $SOL, among the mainstream assets, bore the brunt.

This drop was quick to come and quick to go, but for traders holding long positions, it wasn't that simple. The chain reaction of stop-loss triggers caused a wave after wave of order explosions, with many people's stop-loss levels instantly breached. From a technical perspective, this was a classic long squeeze—an accumulation phase at the bottom.

Such market volatility has indeed taught short-term and leveraged traders a lesson. Many may have learned what risk management really means during this wave.

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 2025-12-21 10:15

It's the same old trick again, how many times have we seen the game of probing the bottom and accumulation. 500 million explosive orders? Those leveraged traders really need to reflect on themselves. A fast drop doesn't mean a fast loss, the trouble is getting washed out. That's why I only hold spot and sleep soundly. So what if BTC probes the bottom, there's no fear without leverage. I've seen enough of the chain reaction of stop losses, the market is always this greedy.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 2025-12-20 22:58

5.14 billion explosive orders, this round of washout is really ruthless, the bulls are directly socially dead --- It's that kind of fast-in fast-out rhythm again, retail investors' stop-losses are swept clean --- This is the lesson the market gives; those who don't set stop-losses should be regretting now --- BTC ETH SOL take turns to hit hard, leveraged players are definitely in class now --- The routine of bottoming out and absorbing funds, someone always falls for it, including me --- $500 million explosive orders in one night, how many people got liquidated? --- Bullish cleansing is really fierce, last night's speed was simply unresponsive --- Risk management? Most people haven't even thought about it

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consensus_failure

· 2025-12-18 16:11

Damn, it's the same old trick again. The washout is really ruthless, over 500 million in explosive orders—brothers, enough to drink a pot. --- The chain reaction of stop-losses is truly incredible, one link after another. --- Let's just say, leverage traders are the quickest to pay tuition. This time, there's a high chance someone will have to eat dirt again. --- $BTC $ETH was swept through the most violently, but after such a washout, the rebound is also very fierce. Let's see how it goes later. --- The term "bottoming out and accumulating" has been heard for years. Every time it's said, but anyone with a bit of brains should have learned their lesson by now. --- That last wave last night was really a textbook-level stop-loss hunting, it was so satisfying for the shorts.

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DisillusiionOracle

· 2025-12-18 16:11

$514 million爆单，这波真的没人幸免啊 --- Again, it's the story of stop-loss being wiped out, always the same --- Bottom-fishing and accumulation sound nice, but it's actually just cutting leeks --- Short-term leverage traders should have learned their lesson this time --- Bull trap cleaning, we've been educated once again --- BTC, ETH, SOL all couldn't hold up; the contract market is too crazy --- Come quickly, go quickly, but the money in the account can't come back --- Risk management? That's something you learn with money --- Over 500 million in explosive orders, just thinking about it is terrifying --- Technical cleaning, in fact, it's just us being cut

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BlockchainBouncer

· 2025-12-18 16:11

Oh no, it's that same stop-loss sweeping trick again, always so familiar in rhythm. --- Over 500 million in explosive orders, the bulls have really been thoroughly shaken out. --- No wonder some say leverage is the devil; last night's quick freeze left no time to react. --- Bottom-fishing and accumulation? I think it's just the market makers cutting the leeks, no difference. --- In this kind of market, those still risking heavy positions really need to revisit their risk management lessons. --- BTC has fallen so much, SOL is even worse, feeling like a desperate struggle. --- Fast in and out to stay alive, the greedy ones are all trapped inside. --- What about those who had their stop-loss orders instantly hit last night? How are they doing now? --- Wave after wave of explosive orders, it’s painful just to watch. --- Strong employment data in exchange for our blood? It’s truly miraculous.

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AllInAlice

· 2025-12-18 16:10

Another lightning-fast plunge, the list of big orders during the show is long enough to reach a meter... That 514 million last night was no joke, the bulls were wiped out completely, luckily I wasn't that greedy. This kind of movement is like a sieve, screening out leveraged traders and risk blind spots. Every time I say I've learned my lesson, I still go all-in next time. Forget it, human nature is like that. The drop in BTC in that instant made my legs go weak. Honestly, it's better to keep some bullets in hand. How many people will pretend in the community again, saying "Actually, I saw it coming a long time ago" haha.

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DAOdreamer

· 2025-12-18 16:07

Damn, it's this kind of trick again. The manipulators just love to play like this.

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BakedCatFanboy

· 2025-12-18 16:00

514 million orders exploded, is this the legendary "teaching bureau"? I think, it's just a masterful manipulation tactic to shake out traders.

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