#密码资产动态追踪 The on-chain moves this time are really explosive! Major players are collectively changing their strategies.
Tonight's market scene can be described as a real-time live broadcast of big players' operations — from shifting from short to long positions, reducing holdings to protect capital, to aggressive bottom-fishing, all reflecting true "market sentiment."
First, let's talk about those with losses. A major player holding a long ETH position directly cut it, losing $2.536 million. Not only that, the BTC long was also reduced, seemingly fearing further decline and locking in losses. Even more dramatic, someone holding an ETH position worth $15.53 million finally stopped out, losing $6.16 million. The decisiveness to cut losses like this is truly much tougher than many retail traders.
On the other side, there are veteran traders making opposite moves. The big player long on PEPE closed their short positions and made $963,000, then immediately threw in $8.7 million with 3x leverage to go long. It’s like betting all the profits on the new market trend — this quick switch in positions is very fast.
Shorts are also active. The trader who made over $20 million from a swing trade started gradually closing their short positions on HYPE and XPL, locking in profits. Even more extreme, someone directly switched from short to long, using 3x leverage to create a long position of 20,000 ETH, essentially betting on a rise.
The overall logic of the market is quite clear: big players now have one main idea — either quickly close losing positions to reduce risk exposure, or if they've made enough profit, immediately switch to new opportunities. The core principle is "don’t stubbornly hold, adjust quickly."
This is also a reminder for all retail traders. During such volatile times, even on-chain big players are strictly managing risk and repeatedly adjusting their strategies. As ordinary participants, sticking stubbornly to one direction really needs to change.
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unrekt.eth
· 13h ago
6.16 million is gone directly, this turnaround speed is really impressive... Even big investors cut losses so decisively, what are we retail investors still stubbornly holding on for?
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OfflineValidator
· 01-09 13:26
Whoa, 6.16 million directly cut? I'm just a retail investor, lost 6,000 bucks and still holding on stubbornly.
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 01-09 13:09
Wow, 6.16 million directly cut? How cold-blooded is that move? I'm still here debating a few points for stop-loss.
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AllInAlice
· 01-09 13:09
The big players have really shown their hand with this move. Their ability to cut losses is many times stronger than ours as retail investors. This is the true way to survive.
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GateUser-ccc36bc5
· 01-09 12:58
Wow, big players cut losses so decisively. Why are we retail investors still holding on and fighting it out?
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6.16 million just stopped out like that. Truly ruthless... Take notes.
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That guy from PEPE is incredible at repositioning. He makes a profit and then dumps in more. I really respect that kind of boldness.
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Doing an extra 20,000 ETH in short-term trading? This guy really dares to gamble, countering quickly.
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In simple terms, it's all about one thing: flexible adjustments are more deadly than stubbornly holding on.
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Looking at this move, I really understand now. Not all big players are making money; some are cutting losses too. It all depends on who reacts faster.
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A loss of 2.53 million directly cut off. That decisiveness truly outperforms retail investors by a mile.
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Are there still people blindly going long or short? Just look at how the big players are operating; you’ll know what to do.
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The key is that these guys are all managing risk, while we’re still fully loaded and rushing in... It’s definitely time to wake up.
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870 million with 3x leverage on PEPE. Are they making crazy profits or genuinely optimistic?
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FantasyGuardian
· 01-09 12:47
Wow, the big players are really risking everything to adjust their positions. This round of operations is making my head spin.
That's why retail investors always end up holding the bag; they've already run away long ago.
#密码资产动态追踪 The on-chain moves this time are really explosive! Major players are collectively changing their strategies.
Tonight's market scene can be described as a real-time live broadcast of big players' operations — from shifting from short to long positions, reducing holdings to protect capital, to aggressive bottom-fishing, all reflecting true "market sentiment."
First, let's talk about those with losses. A major player holding a long ETH position directly cut it, losing $2.536 million. Not only that, the BTC long was also reduced, seemingly fearing further decline and locking in losses. Even more dramatic, someone holding an ETH position worth $15.53 million finally stopped out, losing $6.16 million. The decisiveness to cut losses like this is truly much tougher than many retail traders.
On the other side, there are veteran traders making opposite moves. The big player long on PEPE closed their short positions and made $963,000, then immediately threw in $8.7 million with 3x leverage to go long. It’s like betting all the profits on the new market trend — this quick switch in positions is very fast.
Shorts are also active. The trader who made over $20 million from a swing trade started gradually closing their short positions on HYPE and XPL, locking in profits. Even more extreme, someone directly switched from short to long, using 3x leverage to create a long position of 20,000 ETH, essentially betting on a rise.
The overall logic of the market is quite clear: big players now have one main idea — either quickly close losing positions to reduce risk exposure, or if they've made enough profit, immediately switch to new opportunities. The core principle is "don’t stubbornly hold, adjust quickly."
This is also a reminder for all retail traders. During such volatile times, even on-chain big players are strictly managing risk and repeatedly adjusting their strategies. As ordinary participants, sticking stubbornly to one direction really needs to change.