#美联储回购协议计划 $SOL whale unrealized loss of $58 million behind: is it a desperate gamble or a misjudgment?
The market has once again played out a dramatic scene. That mysterious big investor who made a huge profit during last October’s crash seems to have hit a snag this time.
Here's the situation: he sold all 2,683 $SOL yesterday, indicating pressure to clear his position. Currently, this address still holds over 510,000 $SOL, with an average purchase price of over $130. But $SOL has already dropped to just over $120, and the loss on this single asset alone is close to $5 million.
The more heartbreaking data is coming— the total value of the entire position is about $740 million, but the unrealized loss has already reached $58 million. This is not a small matter; it’s a complete misjudgment.
Look, assets like $ETH, $BIFI, and $ZEC haven't risen much. Either he misunderstood the market rhythm, or this round of rebound simply wasn’t as strong as he expected.
The pressing question now is: what will this big investor do next? Will he grit his teeth and hold on, waiting for a rebound? Or admit defeat and cut losses? With a floating loss of $58 million pressing down, anyone would need to think calmly. The market never sympathizes with anyone; even the biggest sums in the crypto world must obey the market’s rules.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 3h ago
Bro, this time really screwed up, last October's luck has run out
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58 million, no matter how big the money is, it can't withstand such losses, gotta accept it
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Continuing to hold can only be self-soothing, stop-loss is too painful
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Enjoying the show doesn't mind making a big fuss, waiting to see which path he finally chooses
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This is the crypto world, you'll never stop earning or losing
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Basically, it's a misunderstanding of this round of market, everyone has moments of misjudgment
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If it's time to sell, just sell; holding on won't make it any easier
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AirdropAnxiety
· 3h ago
Oh no, this time it really backfired. The profit effect in October has inflated people, hasn't it?
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MEVictim
· 4h ago
Damn, 58 million just evaporated. This guy is probably going to be eating dirt this year.
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AirdropJunkie
· 4h ago
Damn, 58 million just gone like that? This guy made a killing in October, now it's time to wake up.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 4h ago
This guy made a killing last October. This time, he was just greedy. How can he tolerate a floating loss of 58 million? I bet he'll still hold on stubbornly.
#美联储回购协议计划 $SOL whale unrealized loss of $58 million behind: is it a desperate gamble or a misjudgment?
The market has once again played out a dramatic scene. That mysterious big investor who made a huge profit during last October’s crash seems to have hit a snag this time.
Here's the situation: he sold all 2,683 $SOL yesterday, indicating pressure to clear his position. Currently, this address still holds over 510,000 $SOL, with an average purchase price of over $130. But $SOL has already dropped to just over $120, and the loss on this single asset alone is close to $5 million.
The more heartbreaking data is coming— the total value of the entire position is about $740 million, but the unrealized loss has already reached $58 million. This is not a small matter; it’s a complete misjudgment.
Look, assets like $ETH, $BIFI, and $ZEC haven't risen much. Either he misunderstood the market rhythm, or this round of rebound simply wasn’t as strong as he expected.
The pressing question now is: what will this big investor do next? Will he grit his teeth and hold on, waiting for a rebound? Or admit defeat and cut losses? With a floating loss of $58 million pressing down, anyone would need to think calmly. The market never sympathizes with anyone; even the biggest sums in the crypto world must obey the market’s rules.
What’s your take? See you in the comments?