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Another aggressive contract trader continues to add positions. During the decline at 7 a.m., he shorted 510 BTC (approximately $47.3 million), directly pushing his short position to the $200 million level.
The risk factor has already been pushed to the limit—BTC short positions are only $1,600 away from the liquidation price, and ETH short positions are only $56 away from liquidation. In plain terms, as long as the market makes a rally, it can hit his liquidation line in minutes.
Current position: short 1073 BTC (about $100 million), average opening price $92,469, with the liquidation price now just around the corner. This kind of position management has seriously unbalanced the scale of risk and reward.
Honestly, it's a bit crazy, the market is on the verge of liquidation with every rebound.
If this wave suddenly surges, his dream will be shattered.
Wait, the liquidation margin is so close. A sudden spike could trigger a margin call. He's really playing with fire.
I don't understand this kind of position management. The returns don't seem to bring any sense of security.
Continuously adding to a position that could be liquidated at any moment—does he have a death wish?
But on the other hand, this kind of YOLO mentality is indeed a bit crazy. But with such high risk, it's really unsustainable.
Suddenly thinking of the last guy's liquidation, and now another one. This market is just like that.
A $200 million position hanging in the balance—any second it could be over.
This is the real picture of contract trading: either get rich quick or get liquidated, with no middle ground.
This wave is bound to get liquidated, brothers.
Trading futures is like that, one second heaven, one second hell.
I bet 5 bucks he can hold out until next week at most.
By the way, everyone, when it's really time to cut losses, you have to be decisive.
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This is truly incredible, this position management... on the verge of explosion at any minute.
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I can only say you deserve to be liquidated. Why play like this?
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Wake up, brother. This isn't gambling; it's money-making.
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Watching this, I can't help but sweat for him. Triggering liquidation is just a matter of minutes.
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A $200 million short is just one step away. This guy is really something.
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Oh my god, I feel suffocated just watching. Who can sleep peacefully with this?
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Typical greed that knows no bounds, swallowing the elephant — you'll get it back sooner or later.
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Wait a bit longer. Such extreme positions will eventually collapse; they didn't even hold the all-time low.
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However, with a $200 million short position and a $56 liquidation distance... Have you noticed the pattern? Miners are causing too much volatility, making it more and more outrageous.
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1073 BTC shorted at $1.01—how desperate must that be?
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If you analyze this guy's psychological fluctuations on an hourly basis, he must be going crazy.
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Unreasonable mechanisms are once again harvesting people. Let me ask, has anyone really made money from such extreme operations?
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The $1,600 distance is just a matter of one morning. Patience, and wait for the liquidation show to begin.
Big brother, are you just throwing a tantrum or do you really have confidence?
The 1600 USD gap creates an indescribable sense of tension, I’m sweating just watching him.
This is the legendary all-in gambler mentality, too outrageous.
A tough guy, but the risk is truly maxed out, sooner or later he’s going to crash.
The liquidation line is so close, yet he dares to add to his position—his brain is really made of iron.
Just waiting to see if he gets rich or gets liquidated.
How is this account calculated? Is he really gambling his life?
I just want to know how strong his mental resilience must be.