Ethereum's big whale has been playing aggressively lately. Last night, 3009 ETH were liquidated, followed by a violent dump of 786 tokens, then a turnaround with a heavy buy-in of 1250 ETH, which managed to withstand a liquidation loss of 100,000 USDT. Now, the account holds nearly 4000 ETH, with a hundredfold leveraged long position hanging on the edge.
Is this a desperate defensive move, or a bold addition anticipating an opportunity? Both interpretations make sense. The key question is, if this position cannot hold, will it trigger a chain of liquidations under such high leverage? The whole market is watching, and the movements of coins like BTC and ZEC could also be affected.
Is this a support at the bottom or a trap? What’s the next step? What do you all think?
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TheMemefather
· 12h ago
Playing with 100x leverage so aggressively is truly a gambler's mentality; you're bound to crash sooner or later.
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SignatureLiquidator
· 12h ago
100x leverage? This guy is really risking it all. One misstep and it's all gone.
This is the gambler's mentality, insisting on going against the market.
4000 ETH hanging by a thread, showing he never thought about giving up.
Be careful with chain liquidations; the entire market could tremble.
In my opinion, this is a textbook example of taking the hit; sooner or later, you'll suffer losses.
Looking at his moves, rather than adding to his position, I think he's being forced into a corner.
But on the other hand, what if it really rebounds? Then it's a comeback from the dead.
Black swan events are most likely to occur at times like this, and bottom traps are almost certain.
Once the mentality collapses, everything is over. Leverage is just an amplifier of despair.
Ethereum's big whale has been playing aggressively lately. Last night, 3009 ETH were liquidated, followed by a violent dump of 786 tokens, then a turnaround with a heavy buy-in of 1250 ETH, which managed to withstand a liquidation loss of 100,000 USDT. Now, the account holds nearly 4000 ETH, with a hundredfold leveraged long position hanging on the edge.
Is this a desperate defensive move, or a bold addition anticipating an opportunity? Both interpretations make sense. The key question is, if this position cannot hold, will it trigger a chain of liquidations under such high leverage? The whole market is watching, and the movements of coins like BTC and ZEC could also be affected.
Is this a support at the bottom or a trap? What’s the next step? What do you all think?