Profit really is like a sandcastle on the beach—once the tide comes in, it's gone. A certain whale's ETH long position is once again on a roller coaster ride.
The current price is almost back to his entry cost of $3,058.06, while the liquidation line is at $2,978.43—leaving just a $79.63 buffer. He's holding 7,250 ETH( worth $22.01 million), and is already down $152,000 on paper.
What's even more painful is that the account was previously up over $2 million in unrealized gains, but that's all been given back now.
This round of market pullback is truly ruthless. If even the big players are struggling, retail investors really need to keep a close eye on their stop-loss lines.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 19h ago
2 million in unrealized gains evaporated just like that—that’s the fate of playing with leverage. What can a $79 buffer even do...
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ForkTongue
· 19h ago
2 million evaporated just like that—this is the allure of leverage... a buffer space of 79 bucks, really walking on a knife’s edge.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 20h ago
7,250 ETH can still be this thrilling. Us retail investors really need to reduce our leverage, man.
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$2 million in unrealized profits given back, this is the true face of futures contracts.
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A $79 buffer... wow, imagine how strong this whale’s heart must be.
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You only know who’s swimming naked when the tide goes out, and now even the whales aren’t exempt.
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The most painful thing about seeing others get liquidated is knowing you once made over $2 million—how tough must that psychological adjustment be?
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You really can’t skip the stop-loss line, no matter how many zeros are in your account.
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A $22.01 million position still on the edge of a cliff—this is what they call high risk, high reward. Or rather, high risk, high pain.
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I just want to know what’s going through this whale’s mind right now—hold on or cut losses?
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gas_guzzler
· 20h ago
This guy probably hasn't had a single good night's sleep. Two million evaporated just like that—this is the joy of trading contracts.
Profit really is like a sandcastle on the beach—once the tide comes in, it's gone. A certain whale's ETH long position is once again on a roller coaster ride.
The current price is almost back to his entry cost of $3,058.06, while the liquidation line is at $2,978.43—leaving just a $79.63 buffer. He's holding 7,250 ETH( worth $22.01 million), and is already down $152,000 on paper.
What's even more painful is that the account was previously up over $2 million in unrealized gains, but that's all been given back now.
This round of market pullback is truly ruthless. If even the big players are struggling, retail investors really need to keep a close eye on their stop-loss lines.