True experts never beat around the bush. While the entire market is still celebrating, a whale from a major exchange suddenly makes a move—cutting a long position with a 42% unrealized profit and over 25x leverage, instantly reducing 700 ETH. 💥 This is not panic selling; it’s the discipline of professional traders.
The market is soaring wildly, with voices everywhere calling for more bullishness, but the real winners are precisely those who sense the risk at this moment. Every move by large traders is driven by survival considerations. Profitability is important, but staying alive is the key to making money—this is the iron law of the market.
What is the real reason behind the reduction? Pure risk avoidance, or an early judgment of the market trend? No one can give an absolute answer. But this signal itself is worth pondering: in the crypto market, there is never an absolute direction, only continuous adjustments and responses.
Behind hardcore operations lies naked game theory. You see the numbers on the candlestick chart, but they are considering how to survive longer amid volatility.
What do you think about this wave of reduction? Is it a risk warning light turning on, or just a simple position adjustment? Welcome to discuss in the comments. 👇
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 20h ago
700 chips per round, this is the difference between a professional and a gambler.
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ProofOfNothing
· 20h ago
Living is more important than making money, there's nothing wrong with that.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 20h ago
Haha, the big players are starting to clear their positions again. Are they really going to dump this time?
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Got it, this is what they call "living is the most important," right? Money earned is useless if not spent.
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Throwing out 700 ETH in an instant can wipe out many small retail investors' stop-losses...
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The key is no one knows if they are truly bearish or just locking in profits. That's the most heartbreaking part.
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No matter how strong the market hype is, as long as the big fish move their chopsticks, it's all for nothing. We will always be the last to know.
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Selling a 25x long position directly, how ruthless must that heart be... If it were me, I would have been greedy to death.
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Basically, it's a game of chance. The game big players are playing is on a completely different level from ours.
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The risk warning light should have been on long ago, but the voices calling for bullishness are too loud, overshadowing this light.
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Here's the problem: should we ordinary retail investors hold or run? It's truly a huge dilemma.
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Reducing positions might really just be balancing the portfolio, or it could be to dump the market. Who the hell can tell?
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DogeBachelor
· 20h ago
Sell 700 ETH in one go, this guy is really ruthless. I knew it, during times like these, being able to ruthlessly cut orders is something ordinary retail investors can't compare to. The phrase "making money while alive" is spot on. I'm now considering whether I should also follow the trend and cut some positions.
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RooftopVIP
· 20h ago
A master is a master. We're still having fun, but they've already left.
#数字资产市场洞察 $ETH
True experts never beat around the bush. While the entire market is still celebrating, a whale from a major exchange suddenly makes a move—cutting a long position with a 42% unrealized profit and over 25x leverage, instantly reducing 700 ETH. 💥 This is not panic selling; it’s the discipline of professional traders.
The market is soaring wildly, with voices everywhere calling for more bullishness, but the real winners are precisely those who sense the risk at this moment. Every move by large traders is driven by survival considerations. Profitability is important, but staying alive is the key to making money—this is the iron law of the market.
What is the real reason behind the reduction? Pure risk avoidance, or an early judgment of the market trend? No one can give an absolute answer. But this signal itself is worth pondering: in the crypto market, there is never an absolute direction, only continuous adjustments and responses.
Behind hardcore operations lies naked game theory. You see the numbers on the candlestick chart, but they are considering how to survive longer amid volatility.
What do you think about this wave of reduction? Is it a risk warning light turning on, or just a simple position adjustment? Welcome to discuss in the comments. 👇