BTC has dropped again, and retail investors can't sit still. Look over there, a paper unrealized loss of just 200 bucks already has people shouting to the heavens, with a flood of pleas for help in the group chat. But what are the big players actually doing?

There is a whale with hundreds of billions, holding $800 million in ETH, BTC, and SOL long positions. At the craziest moment, the paper loss directly hit $70 million. What was the reaction? None. Still holding. Enduring it until now, they actually made an additional $10 million profit.

This is outrageous. A $70 million unrealized loss—try it yourself? You’d probably run away long ago, leaving nothing behind.

You’re eager to cut losses, but they’re adding to their positions. You panic at a decline, but they’re looking at a five-year outlook. The most ironic part? When big funds are holding on tightly, it often indicates that the real crazy market hasn’t even started yet. When the giants are desperately holding onto their orders, it shows how heavy their bets are.

So the problem isn’t the market, it’s your mindset. Getting out at the most critical moment means you not only miss the gains but also have to watch others ride the wave. Some things are just like that—those who make money are never the fastest to react, but the ones who can hold on until the end.