2025-12-23 10:20:28

#BTC资金流动性 The big Whale has been adding to unrealized losses on long orders for 5 hours, directly dumping 30,000 ETH into the market — this is not the madness of a gambler, but a signal being released.

What seems like mindless increasing positions is actually a sophisticated test of support strength. He is using real money to verify whether the lower level can truly hold, while also preparing chips for the upcoming market. Short-term losses? That's called cost. Being bold enough to add long orders in the key support zone shows that he is betting on the strength of this position.

What can we see from here? The market is not a simple buy and sell that retail investors can understand, but is firmly controlled by these large players. Every move they make is a market barometer, worth observing. However—this does not mean you should blindly follow the trend and buy. Skilled traders do not make waves for the thrill, but repeatedly lower costs during fluctuations, so when the real trend breaks out, they already hold a large amount of chips and have a stable mindset.

So the question arises: what is your current strategy? In this market rhythm, are you consuming or accumulating? Can this Whale's swing tactics succeed? The key still depends on whether the support below can truly hold. The trends of $BTC and $SOL are also worth paying attention to.

BTC-0.38%

ETH-0.33%

SOL-1.16%

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BugBountyHunter

· 12-23 10:50

Unrealized losses are being added, this guy is either a genius or a madman, I bet he is the former haha --- 30,000 ETH get dumped, this amount of money could crush me a hundred times, there’s really something to it --- I've heard this support level testing talk too many times, the key is whether it can break the level afterwards --- We just watch the Whale's chip game, don't really try to follow along, there's not that kind of funding to risk it --- I believe in the cost theory, but the problem is retail investors can't even wait for the day of explosion --- Speaking of 30,000 ETH, is this Whale really buying the dip or just struggling to survive? --- It's common sense that the market is controlled by big players, but what if he dumps it this time, the money would really be gone --- I just want to know what the average cost of this Whale really is, does it have to be so suspenseful?

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WhaleMinion

· 12-23 10:34

30,000 ETH? This guy is really gambling with his life, he dares to add more despite the unrealized losses. Putting in so many chips, if the support below doesn’t hold, it’ll be over. Watching his moves, I feel like I'm playing at a much lower level. Wait, can he really turn this around? It looks a bit precarious. I'm still observing, unable to decide whether to follow in or wait. The whale's swing trading strategy sounds sophisticated, but the risk is indeed terrifyingly high. In this market, large investors call the shots, we can only guess. Can the key support really hold? I can’t afford to bet on that. But then again, sometimes those who dare to add more indeed earn a lot. I really can’t understand their logic, aren’t they afraid of getting liquidated with such operations? It feels like waiting for a clear signal, rather than blindly following the trend.

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