[Bitpush] Remember that crash in October? There was a big player doing loop lending who got liquidated at $101, losing 32,000 AAVE in one go.
Turns out this guy came back again starting November 24. Did he learn his lesson this time? Nope, he doubled down.
In just half a month, he threw in $14 million USDC and bought 80,900 AAVE at an average price of $173. Now he’s holding 333,000 AAVE, worth $62.59 million at current prices. His average cost is $167, and his liquidation price is set at $117.7.
This move uses the same old recipe—loop lending with leverage. Last time he got wiped out at $101, this time his defense is lowered by more than ten points. Is he playing it safer or just taking bigger risks? The market will give the answer.
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MoonMathMagic
· 12-07 23:52
Haha, he's really bold. This guy got slapped in the face last time and still dares to keep arguing. Isn't he afraid it'll happen again?
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LightningLady
· 12-07 01:28
This guy is really addicted—he still dares to go all-in even after getting liquidated. His guts are unbelievable...
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AirdropHermit
· 12-07 01:08
This guy really isn’t afraid of dying, this time he’s leveraged up even more—he’ll get liquidated at $117. It’s no different from playing with fire.
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ContractHunter
· 12-07 01:04
Haha, here comes another one who's not afraid of losing it all. Liquidation at 117 bucks—what a crazy gambler.
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ChainComedian
· 12-07 01:02
This guy is really carefree—he dares to come back even after getting liquidated, and even doubles down on his bets... Looks like he’s about to get taught a lesson again.
The AAVE whale who was liquidated at $101 is making a comeback: has accumulated 80,000 tokens in half a month
[Bitpush] Remember that crash in October? There was a big player doing loop lending who got liquidated at $101, losing 32,000 AAVE in one go.
Turns out this guy came back again starting November 24. Did he learn his lesson this time? Nope, he doubled down.
In just half a month, he threw in $14 million USDC and bought 80,900 AAVE at an average price of $173. Now he’s holding 333,000 AAVE, worth $62.59 million at current prices. His average cost is $167, and his liquidation price is set at $117.7.
This move uses the same old recipe—loop lending with leverage. Last time he got wiped out at $101, this time his defense is lowered by more than ten points. Is he playing it safer or just taking bigger risks? The market will give the answer.