This move is truly impressive. The performance of a major holder on Hyperliquid has made many traders rethink what it means to "hold steady."



From a peak unrealized loss of $70 million to now an unrealized profit of $10 million, the turning point came recently. While the entire market was speculating that he would be liquidated, he calmly held onto his positions — what kind of mental resilience does that require?

The data is here:
• Total funds: $230 million
• Current position value: $810 million
• Account safety level: Extremely high

Looking at this scale, this is not a game for small investors. The question is — how does this major holder manage to add to his position when others are panic-selling? Is it because he has abundant funds and is not worried about money, or does he have an early understanding of the market rhythm?

ETH and Hyperliquid have recently experienced significant volatility, but being unshaken in extreme conditions and turning profits afterward indicates there’s definitely something behind this trading logic. It might be worth studying the holding strategies of big players — especially in leveraged markets, where mindset and execution are often more critical than prediction accuracy.
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MetaverseHomelessvip
· 22h ago
Wow, how strong is this psychological resilience? They didn't run even after a 70 million floating loss. Big players are big players; our mentality is far from that. From loss to profit, the key is still daring to add positions... Who can learn this? Mindset and execution > accuracy, this really hits home. Their 230 million scale is not playing in the same league as us. Securely holding onto the chips—that's what a real trader does. This kind of big player mindset is worth pondering, but we don't have that much capital.
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LiquidatedNotStirredvip
· 01-08 00:07
This guy really has the mental toughness of a ceiling, losing 70 million and still adding more. If it were me, I would have already blacked out. It's not just about having a lot of funds; the key is having that kind of resolve. Most people simply can't withstand it. That's why they make money while we lose money—our execution is way off. It seems they really know where the bottom is; they're not just blindly gambling. A good mindset is the key to making money; technical skills and everything else are secondary. Throwing 230 million and daring to add more—such courage is not something everyone has.
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TokenAlchemistvip
· 01-07 01:41
nah this is just classic liquidity absorption before the cascade... dude prob had better signal stack than the panic crowd, not some mystical hodl energy lmao
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GasWastervip
· 01-05 08:29
ngl this dude just yolo'd through a $70m drawdown like it was pocket change... meanwhile i'm over here sweating bullets about a 50 gwei spike lmao
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InfraVibesvip
· 01-05 03:52
This mindset is incredible. Being able to withstand a 70 million loss, truly a nerve of steel. Even with such a large unrealized loss, no liquidation. I need to learn this kind of resolve. Big players are big players. We retail investors simply can't understand what they're thinking. This is the true spirit of HODL, not just lip service. Mindset and execution are indeed more important than prediction. This really hit home for me. For accounts with a scale of 230 million, the strategies are completely different. We should still honestly stick to small trades. If this round of operations fails, it will be bankruptcy. Only someone truly fearless would dare to do this.
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AlwaysAnonvip
· 01-05 03:52
70 million floating loss and still didn't run, this mentality is really incredible. If it were me, I would have given up long ago. --- When others are closing positions during increased trading? This guy must be crazy or truly knowledgeable. --- That's why retail investors can never make big money; their mindset is way off. --- With this much capital, adding a few million in chips feels like playing a game. Confidence in the target is also necessary. --- Talking about mindset and execution, it's really just throwing money around. When you have more money, you can endure anything. --- Those who add to their positions in extreme market conditions are either institutions or gamblers—one of the two. --- This data needs to be verified. Is it really so stable on hyperliquid? --- No such thing as sticking to it; having more money is the biggest confidence.
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AirdropHustlervip
· 01-05 03:51
Wow, this mindset is incredible. Even with a 70 million loss, you haven't cut your position. If it were me, I would have been unable to sleep long ago.
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LightningLadyvip
· 01-05 03:49
This mental toughness is truly incredible, surviving a loss of 70 million and pulling it back... If it were me, I would have been unable to sleep long ago.
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StillBuyingTheDipvip
· 01-05 03:46
Damn, I just can't get this mindset. Still dare to add more with a 70 million unrealized loss? --- Honestly, this is what it feels like when capital crushes retail investors. --- Psychological resilience is truly ingrained in the bones; it can't be copied. --- Let me ask, what if he gets liquidated? Would we still be hyping it up? --- Big players are big players; we can't even dream of that. --- In such a market, only nine out of ten are forced to stay calm and steady, haha. --- Having a good mindset is one thing, but being able to add more with that amount of money is indeed ruthless. --- So the question is, how can we become those big players who aren't afraid of unrealized losses? --- Stop bragging. If he loses, he'll get liquidated just the same. It's just that he won, so he looks impressive. --- What seems like steadfastness might actually be that they've already laid out their plans long ago; we just see the results.
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degenonymousvip
· 01-05 03:34
Damn, a 70 million floating loss was stubbornly recovered, the mental resilience is truly impressive. But to be honest, this is just the mindset of a gambler—when you get it right, you're a genius; when you get it wrong, it's a blockbuster story. The problem is, ordinary people like us don't have 2.3 billion to experiment with. Mindset and execution are important, no doubt, but first of all, you need the capital cushion. This guy has high financial freedom; we're still worried about mortgage payments.
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