Holy cow, the way Mahjong bro played this ETH move has me sweating…

On February 28th, he deposited $250k and opened his 20th round of ETH long liquidations.
Then what? Over the next half month, he got liquidated 20 times, added funds 8 times, and lost $1.16M just from liquidations alone.
The worst was March 1st to 3rd—13 long positions got force-liquidated in three days, leaving only $8,700 in the account at one point.
Think about it: from $250k down to $8,700, how does that feel?
But he didn't stop. On March 10th, when ETH dropped below $2,000, he deposited more, catching it all the way down to $1,950.
Then the market recovered, and now the account is worth $2.19M—principal doubled.
Honestly, this isn't trading anymore, it's faith.
Over the past 5 months, he's gone long on various coins nearly 170 times, with 20 rounds of ETH rolling positions, and net deposited $16.84M into Hyperliquid.
Some say he's a gambler, some say he's a true believer.
I'm impressed. Someone who gets pressed to the ground and rubbed 20 times but still gets back up—they deserve all the profits they make.
So here's the question: if it were you, which liquidation would make you give up? $ETH