#大户持仓动态 On October 11th, during a major dip, a whale-level position movement is worth noting—an Ethereum long position holder with over one billion in margin. This is not a stance of long-term value investing, but rather a heavy concentration in derivatives: margin size surpassing one hundred million.



Honestly, seeing this level of contract position structure makes it easy to understand why Ethereum's recent performance has been so lackluster. Large margin inflows and outflows often become key variables in determining short-term price direction. The actions of a giant whale can cause the market to dance accordingly. This is the reality of the derivatives market— the more liquidity is concentrated, the more extreme the volatility.
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GhostInTheChainvip
· 10h ago
Are hundred-million-margin players still stubbornly holding? This October crash is truly a feast for whales to harvest retail investors. --- The wave of contract liquidations is coming; with this momentum, it's time to bail out. --- Is that all? I thought there would be some big moves, but it turned out to be just a pullback. --- Whales holding a billion in positions, how can retail investors survive? Truly incredible. --- This is how the derivatives market works—whoever holds more chips calls the shots, it's exhausting. --- It's the same pattern again: big players dump, small retail investors buy the dip, cyclical harvesting. --- Did the margin get wiped out? That October wave probably caused many to go bankrupt. --- Just looking at these data shows the market is very fake; there's no fundamental support. --- A billion in long positions can still hold up until now, indicating bigger players are behind the scenes. --- That's why I don't dare to play contracts—liquidity concentration risk is too high.
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GameFiCriticvip
· 12-18 11:19
Hundreds of millions in margin are being used to push long positions at this time? This guy is really bold, or he really dares to gamble. With liquidity concentrated to this extent, it's like handing the knife directly to the exchange, and explosive volatility is inevitable. Ethereum's recent performance is no wonder if it's looking good.
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DeFiGraylingvip
· 12-18 11:18
With a billion-level margin, this situation is purely betting on short-term fluctuations, it’s not about value investing at all. This is the most authentic 모습 of the contract market—when whales move, retail investors have to follow and get cut. Simply put, the recent decline of Ethereum is driven by these big players harvesting. Liquidity is concentrated to this extent; it’s no longer the market deciding prices, but the whales. A margin of 100 million, you must have a ruthless heart to dare to put it in. Just by looking at the current position structure, we know that the upcoming market will still be turbulent. This is the ultimate test of mentality; small investors really can’t play this game. Whales are playing with fire, and in the end, it’s the follow-the-leader retail investors who suffer.
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zkProofInThePuddingvip
· 12-18 11:17
Trillion-level margin players are still going all-in, and the market has to follow suit. To put it simply, this wave of market movement is just whales playing hopscotch.
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WhaleStalkervip
· 12-18 10:55
Hundreds of millions in margin settled with one move. This guy is really ruthless, with a gambler's mentality to the max.
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GraphGuruvip
· 12-18 10:53
It's the same old story, the cycle where whales dump and we buy the dip. Playing with billion-level margins on contracts, really bold, but the risks are also huge. This is how the derivatives market works—whoever has more chips gets to call the shots. Is this guy really ruthless, or just throwing a tantrum? Let's see what happens next. In the crypto world, it's these big players stirring up trouble, while small investors get eaten alive. Ethereum hasn't been very strong lately, but blaming whales is just too easy.
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