13 minutes to make $6,000? This big investor definitely has some skills, continuously trading BTC, ZEC, and HYPE in the short term, with a total profit of over $12,000 per trade. But when he turned around, the ETH position was heartbreaking—an unrealized loss of 410,000, and after actually cutting the loss, it still lost nearly 360,000.
Behind the seemingly carefree trading, there is solid risk management. At this stage of the market, volatility is the norm. Even the big players in the crypto world who seem to have a sure win have to endure shakeouts; the key is whether they can cut losses in time. Some people stubbornly hold on, only to suffer worse losses; this big investor at least knows when to exit, which is worth learning.
Recently, I've also noticed frequent movements of MEME tokens like PUPPIES in the Ethereum ecosystem. While small-cap tokens can't compare to mainstream coins in popularity, they do present opportunities at certain stages. $ASTER has also shown some performance.
Back to the big question: Is the bull market still ongoing? In the short term, the market still shows vitality, but don’t be fooled by individual cases—risk management always comes first. What do you think about this round of operations?
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SignatureVerifier
· 12-21 16:44
nah, technically speaking that 36k loss still screams insufficient risk validation... like, did they actually backtest their exit strategy or just gut-feel it? tbh the whole "knowing when to cut losses" narrative feels statistically improbable when you're that deep underwater. requires further auditing of their actual position sizing logic imo
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SellTheBounce
· 12-21 10:25
Making 6k in the short-term only to lose 360k when turning around, this is the daily routine of the crypto world. While making quick money, one is already paying for the upcoming big dump; human nature never changes.
Sell on the rebound; at least this guy understands stop loss, which is better than those dumb buyers who just hold on. But do you really think this is Risk Management? I see that there will always be lower points waiting, so don't be blinded by a single profit.
Bull run? Ha, it only has a bit of vitality in the short-term. History tells me that every time this is said, it ends up crashing down. Be patient and wait for the true market bottom before making any decisions.
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InscriptionGriller
· 12-21 08:13
360k Cut Loss.. Is this what you call knowing stop loss? Laughing to death, if it were me, I would have folded a bad hand long ago.
Bragging about making 6k here, while turning around to lose 360k and still getting praised, the logic of the crypto world is truly amazing.
PUPPIES, ASTER and other broken coins, don't tell me "there's an opportunity in a specific phase", it's just a harvesting machine for suckers in disguise.
Bull run vitality? Brother, take a look at the trends these days, it's purely a Whipsaw Cut Loss cycle.
Can't be misled by a single case? The whole market itself is misleading, no matter how strong your Risk Management is, you can't escape the death spiral.
I see, these Large Investors actually just got lucky a couple of times, the rest were all bad bets, forcing it to sound like "knowing management", a typical survivor bias.
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0xDreamChaser
· 12-19 02:58
Making quick money is easy, but staying alive is hard. Cutting a 360,000 stop-loss—that's what professionalism looks like.
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AlphaBrain
· 12-19 00:30
360,000 just disappeared like that, it hurts just looking at the number. This is the real truth of the crypto world.
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CompoundPersonality
· 12-19 00:29
Making 6,000 profit but losing 360,000, this is the crypto world. One bold move after another, and when you look back, it's all a trap.
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SighingCashier
· 12-19 00:18
360,000 dollars cut, how big is this experience? I really can't cut that much.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 12-19 00:16
Making 6,000 and losing 360,000, how is this deal calculated?
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NickName?
· 12-19 00:12
Making 6,000 immediately results in a loss of 360,000—that's the daily routine in the crypto world. I'm overwhelmed.
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CodeSmellHunter
· 12-19 00:03
Earned 6,000 but lost 360,000, this calculation is really damn clear.
#大户持仓动态 $ETH $BTC $BNB
13 minutes to make $6,000? This big investor definitely has some skills, continuously trading BTC, ZEC, and HYPE in the short term, with a total profit of over $12,000 per trade. But when he turned around, the ETH position was heartbreaking—an unrealized loss of 410,000, and after actually cutting the loss, it still lost nearly 360,000.
Behind the seemingly carefree trading, there is solid risk management. At this stage of the market, volatility is the norm. Even the big players in the crypto world who seem to have a sure win have to endure shakeouts; the key is whether they can cut losses in time. Some people stubbornly hold on, only to suffer worse losses; this big investor at least knows when to exit, which is worth learning.
Recently, I've also noticed frequent movements of MEME tokens like PUPPIES in the Ethereum ecosystem. While small-cap tokens can't compare to mainstream coins in popularity, they do present opportunities at certain stages. $ASTER has also shown some performance.
Back to the big question: Is the bull market still ongoing? In the short term, the market still shows vitality, but don’t be fooled by individual cases—risk management always comes first. What do you think about this round of operations?