Tonight's market can be said to be a real-time broadcast of whale operations —— from switching from short to long, reducing positions to save lives, to aggressive bottom-fishing, all are true reflections of "riding the wind and adjusting the rudder."
Let's talk about those loss-making positions first. There's a whale holding an ETH long position that got directly cut off, with a loss of $2.536 million. It's not just this one; BTC long positions followed suit with reduced positions, looks like they're afraid of further decline so they locked in losses. An even worse one, holding a $15.53 million ETH position, finally stopped out with a loss of $6.16 million. Such decisive cut-loss behavior is really tougher than most retail traders.
But on the other side, there are reverse-operation veterans. That whale doing PEPE long closed out short positions and made $963,000, then immediately threw $8.7 million into 3x leverage to go long. Essentially betting all the earned money on the new market move, this position-switching speed is quite fast.
Shorts are also making moves. That wave-hunting pro who previously made over $20 million is starting to batch-close short positions in HYPE and XPL, cashing in profits. Even more impressive is one that directly switched from short to long, using 3x leverage to forcefully open a $20,000 ETH long position, essentially a reverse bet on a rise.
The logic of the entire situation is actually quite clear: whales now have just one mentality —— either quickly close loss-making positions to reduce risk exposure, or once profits are locked in immediately switch positions to new opportunities, the core is "don't be stubborn, adjust quickly."
This is actually a reminder for all retail traders. In such volatile market conditions, even on-chain whales are strictly controlling risk and constantly adjusting their strategies. As ordinary players, we really need to change the approach of stubbornly holding one direction.
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OfflineValidator
· 01-09 13:26
Chết rồi, 616 triệu đã bán luôn rồi à? Tôi là nhà đầu tư nhỏ lẻ mất sạch 6000 tệ vẫn còn cố gắng giữ.
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 01-09 13:09
Trời đất, 6.16 triệu đã bị cắt bỏ luôn rồi à? Đúng là quá máu lạnh, còn đang phân vân vài điểm để cắt lỗ nữa chứ
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AllInAlice
· 01-09 13:09
Các nhà lớn lần này thật sự đã nhìn rõ, độ quyết đoán trong việc cắt lỗ còn mạnh hơn nhiều so với các nhà nhỏ lẻ của chúng ta, đây mới là con đường sinh tồn đúng đắn
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GateUser-ccc36bc5
· 01-09 12:58
Haha, whales cutting losses with such decisiveness, what are us retail investors still stubbornly holding on for?
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6.16 million stopped out just like that, truly ruthless... gotta learn from this
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That PEPE guy's position transfer speed is unreal, makes money then crashes it all in, gotta respect that guts
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Short to long switching 20,000 more ETH? This guy really dares to gamble, flipping the position right away
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Bottom line is just one thing: flexible adjustments beat stubborn resistance to death
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After watching this move I finally get it, not all whales are making money, some are taking losses too, it's just about who reacts faster
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2.53 million loss directly cut, that decisiveness really puts retail investors to shame
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Does anyone still do pure long or short anymore? After seeing this whale move you know how to play
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The key is these guys are all managing risk, we're still going full leverage... really need to wake up
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8.7 million going 3x leverage PEPE, is this guy printing money or genuinely bullish?
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FantasyGuardian
· 01-09 12:47
Chết rồi, các nhà lớn thật sự đang cố gắng điều chỉnh danh mục một cách điên cuồng, lần này thao tác khiến tôi hoa mắt chóng mặt
Đây chính là lý do tại sao nhà đầu tư nhỏ lẻ luôn nhận phần cuối cùng, họ đã sớm chạy rồi
#密码资产动态追踪 On-chain operations this wave really blew up! Whales collectively shift strategy
Tonight's market can be said to be a real-time broadcast of whale operations —— from switching from short to long, reducing positions to save lives, to aggressive bottom-fishing, all are true reflections of "riding the wind and adjusting the rudder."
Let's talk about those loss-making positions first. There's a whale holding an ETH long position that got directly cut off, with a loss of $2.536 million. It's not just this one; BTC long positions followed suit with reduced positions, looks like they're afraid of further decline so they locked in losses. An even worse one, holding a $15.53 million ETH position, finally stopped out with a loss of $6.16 million. Such decisive cut-loss behavior is really tougher than most retail traders.
But on the other side, there are reverse-operation veterans. That whale doing PEPE long closed out short positions and made $963,000, then immediately threw $8.7 million into 3x leverage to go long. Essentially betting all the earned money on the new market move, this position-switching speed is quite fast.
Shorts are also making moves. That wave-hunting pro who previously made over $20 million is starting to batch-close short positions in HYPE and XPL, cashing in profits. Even more impressive is one that directly switched from short to long, using 3x leverage to forcefully open a $20,000 ETH long position, essentially a reverse bet on a rise.
The logic of the entire situation is actually quite clear: whales now have just one mentality —— either quickly close loss-making positions to reduce risk exposure, or once profits are locked in immediately switch positions to new opportunities, the core is "don't be stubborn, adjust quickly."
This is actually a reminder for all retail traders. In such volatile market conditions, even on-chain whales are strictly controlling risk and constantly adjusting their strategies. As ordinary players, we really need to change the approach of stubbornly holding one direction.