Seeing an open position with a floating loss of over three million is truly enough to make anyone gasp. For most people, that amount could be a lifetime’s savings.
But then again, wouldn’t such a large position have already caught the attention of market makers? After all, this size really stands out in the market. I just noticed that this coin experienced its first wick since the start of its pump—this signal is a bit subtle. After a long period of unilateral growth, a sudden fluctuation like this usually means something everyone understands.
If this guy has enough margin, he might actually make a profit if he survives this wave. But honestly, with this kind of extremely volatile asset, it’s more suited for small positions to get in and out for some pocket money. Going all-in with a large position is just too much for the heart to handle.
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SolidityNewbie
· 10h ago
Three million floating loss is really hard to sustain, but there must be a story behind this injection after all.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 19h ago
Holding onto such a huge unrealized loss, this guy's mental toughness really is unmatched. If it were me, I would have sold in panic long ago.
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SingleForYears
· 12-09 22:35
Still holding on with a floating loss of over 3 million without cutting losses, this guy really has a strong mentality.
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DogeBachelor
· 12-09 22:34
Three million in unrealized losses... This guy must have some nerves. If it were me, I would have cut my losses and run long ago.
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MercilessHalal
· 12-09 22:32
A floating loss of three million, that's definitely a bold move. The market maker is surely watching closely at this point.
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AlgoAlchemist
· 12-09 22:27
A floating loss of three million, to be honest, is pretty brutal, but with this scale, it's indeed easy to get targeted.
I somewhat disagree about the wick; it might just be a normal pullback, no need to overthink it.
The main thing is whether the margin is sufficient. If the leverage is maxed out, then it gets risky.
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FOMOSapien
· 12-09 22:17
Losing over 3 million on paper and still calmly posting—what a strong mentality you must have.
To be honest, I also saw that wick; it felt like someone was testing the bottom. Big players really do get targeted easily.
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MEVvictim
· 12-09 22:15
Three million unrealized loss... This guy really has guts, his heart must be incredibly strong.
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This wick is pretty interesting, looks like the whales are testing the bottom line.
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Holding a large position in this market makes you a sitting duck, market makers have really sharp eyes.
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To put it bluntly, it's gambling with your life. It's much more fun to play with small positions and shake for profit, why bother with all this trouble?
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This kind of asset is ridiculously volatile, throwing three million in is really just gambling.
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Only with a thick enough margin can you play like this, most people simply can't handle the psychological pressure.
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A long-term one-sided rally suddenly gets a wick? Heh, strike when you need to, bro.
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This position is very likely being watched, it's way too conspicuous.
Seeing an open position with a floating loss of over three million is truly enough to make anyone gasp. For most people, that amount could be a lifetime’s savings.
But then again, wouldn’t such a large position have already caught the attention of market makers? After all, this size really stands out in the market. I just noticed that this coin experienced its first wick since the start of its pump—this signal is a bit subtle. After a long period of unilateral growth, a sudden fluctuation like this usually means something everyone understands.
If this guy has enough margin, he might actually make a profit if he survives this wave. But honestly, with this kind of extremely volatile asset, it’s more suited for small positions to get in and out for some pocket money. Going all-in with a large position is just too much for the heart to handle.