The big trader who showed off his holdings on social media last time nearly got liquidated when shorting Ethereum. His long position was only $28 away from liquidation at that time, but later, thanks to a rebound in ETH, he managed to turn a $44 million unrealized loss into a profit.



But this guy didn't choose to take profits and run; instead, he doubled down. And what happened? Ethereum fell back to the $2800 level, putting his position back in danger. Currently, there's only a $100 buffer before liquidation.

Honestly, can that kind of luck happen again? Can the market give him another chance to turn things around? This time, the situation is even more dangerous than before, and the market won't always go easy on him.
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FloorSweepervip
· 12-19 00:59
Last time escaping at $28 was really good luck, this time the gap at $100... buddy, are you trying to gamble your life with the market?
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GameFiCriticvip
· 12-19 00:57
A typical gambler's mentality—losing 44 million and still daring to double down? That's not confidence, that's suicidal. Last time, you barely survived by risking at $28, truly thinking you've gained enlightenment? The market has no compassion, only probability theory. A $100 buffer is essentially no different from $28; both are countdowns to death. If you ask me, this kind of position management has no entertainment value whatsoever—risk control failure operations are not even gambling, just pure luck. Holding positions to show off and getting liquidated—reality is this ironic.
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ForkMongervip
· 12-19 00:56
ngl this is peak governance failure in real-time—dude's literally showcasing why leverage is the worst incentive mechanism ever designed. 28 bucks away from liquidation, gets bailed out by market momentum, then... doubles down? that's not conviction, that's a systemic vulnerability masquerading as risk appetite. market doesn't reward stupidity twice. protocol economics 101.
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PermabullPetevip
· 12-19 00:48
This guy really has a gambler's mentality. He barely survived last time and still dares to go all-in. The market will eventually impose taxes.
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