2025-12-16 03:40:20

#加密生态动态追踪 $ZEC Can't handle it anymore!

Another big shot has fallen in the contract battlefield. The influential figure in the on-chain live room, this time losing several million overnight—heavy positions in a few hot coins, maximum leverage used, and a single fluctuation led to liquidation. The data is right there, clear as day—liquidation records are obvious. $ETH couldn't save it either.

I've seen this happen quite a few times. Here's a simple summary of the套路:

**First Pit**: Going all-in with main funds on a hot asset, then adding 5x or 10x leverage. Sounds like it can make a fortune, but in reality, just a 3% drop and it explodes.

**Second Pit**: The address is public, visible to the entire network. This becomes a sniping point—someone specifically follows your trades, waits until you've built your position, then dumps on you; waits until you get liquidated, then buys the dip.

**Third Pit**: The volatility in the crypto market is inherently mysterious—daytime hype, nighttime crashes, and black swan events make contracts turn into casinos.

Honestly—big players might just be playing around, losing a few million as if paying tuition. But if you go all-in? Then you're really putting all your capital at risk, and you can't afford to lose. Contract trading is never a money-printing machine; high leverage is essentially active self-liquidation.

The old saying still holds: study more deeply, hold positions you can sleep soundly with, and surviving is the biggest win. Stories of quick profits always spread faster than stories of losses, but those lying in the grave are all impulsive people.

Have you ever had a slip-up in contract trading? Share your experience, and let's fill these pits together. 👇

ZEC6,92%

ETH2,1%

View Original

This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.

13 Likes

Reward
13
7
Repost
Share

Comment

0/400

degenwhisperer

· 2025-12-18 07:37

I just can't understand why some people still dare to go all-in. Losing millions just like that, it's really exhausting. Contracts are like poison; you can't quit. Another big player gets liquidated, and next time, someone will just repeat the same mistake. I've heard that those who get sniped are usually because their on-chain addresses have been thoroughly exposed. What's the point of playing then? I just want to ask, who actually profits? The exchange? The short-sellers? Or does no one make money and everyone is just harvesting each other? Every time I see this kind of news, I feel lucky that I'm not that greedy, and my sleep quality can be better.

View OriginalReply0

AirdropSkeptic

· 2025-12-16 13:19

Here we go again, stories like this happen every week. The mentality of blindly going all-in just because of hype really needs to be addressed.

View OriginalReply0

SillyWhale

· 2025-12-16 04:05

Here we go again, this time there's no saving it. It hurts just looking at it, millions just gone like that. Following the trend is truly hopeless. High-leverage players will eventually have to repay their debts, it's just a matter of time. Looking at this guy's liquidation record, it's really a textbook example of a cautionary tale. Liquidation often happens in an instant, before you even realize what's happening, you're being liquidated. But to be fair, this kind of operation is basically gambling—win and you brag, lose and you disappear without a trace. There's nothing more to say. I'll just watch and not follow this dream.

View OriginalReply0

VirtualRichDream

· 2025-12-16 04:04

It's the same old story, high leverage is playing with fire, I just don't understand how some people still keep going. --- It's time to give up following the big shots; they lose millions and go wash up and sleep. What about us? --- Contracts are just a meat grinder, stop fooling yourself. --- Still daring to hold heavy positions at public addresses? Isn't this inviting sniper attacks? --- I just want to know how many people are still living in the illusion of "this time it's different." --- This article is really well-written; all the lessons learned are laid out through bloodshed. --- ZEC indeed can't rally, the entire market looks a bit... What do you guys think? --- High leverage = suicide. Do I need to say that again? --- The most heartbreaking thing is that new people keep falling into these traps repeatedly. --- The proportion of graves is gradually increasing, and that's the most terrifying part.

View OriginalReply0

HodlTheDoor

· 2025-12-16 04:00

Another one? Contracts are really just a way to eat people without leaving bones. Looking at the liquidation records just makes me want to laugh. Those following the trend should wake up. --- Even 5x leverage is considered too little; it has to be 10x to feel good, then overnight, your entire wealth is wiped out. --- I've said before that exposing addresses is like publicly auctioning your wallet when targeted. --- A % drop leads to liquidation— isn't that gambling? Yet they call it contract trading. --- Big shots lose millions casually, but if we go all-in, we really become the bagholders. --- If you can't sleep because of your position, just don't touch it. This advice is always relevant. --- ZEC really can't be driven up, but contract trading is even less rational. --- Another story of a dream of sudden wealth shattered, but no one remembers those accounts that quietly died. --- High leverage is essentially gambling with time; the losers are always retail investors in the end. --- Why are people still jumping into this fire pit? I really can't understand.

View OriginalReply0

GasFeeCry

· 2025-12-16 03:58

Another one, this time the liquidation position looks really fierce Following the trend to leverage is just asking for death, retail investors like us can't afford to play this game

View OriginalReply0

BlockchainFries

· 2025-12-16 03:42

Here we go again, this time losing even more. The so-called big shot, and this is it? People jumping on the bandwagon and going all-in need to wake up; contracts are not an ATM. This round looks satisfying, but when it's your turn, you'll understand. High leverage, frankly, is just actively seeking death; there's nothing fancy about it. I just want to know how many more people are repeating this cycle, and when will this lose streak end.

View OriginalReply0