🔥Brother Maji's contract operation sparks heated discussion: losing 52 million in January, can the 25x ETH long order hold on and turn the tide?

Brother Maji's recent contract operations can be described as "full of ups and downs"—he lost 52 million USD within a month, even though he earned 43 million from trading in the previous 4 months, leaving his current account balance at only 220,000 U. More notably, he is still holding a 25x leveraged long order on ETH, and whether this operation can "turn the tide" has become the focus of market discussions.

However, the operation of Ma Ji is not an isolated case; instead, it can be regarded as a "typical sample" of players in the contract market: betting on mainstream cryptocurrencies and leading altcoins, accustomed to high leverage all-in strategies, not setting stop-losses during trades, and making decisions more based on market sentiment rather than data—this "gambler-style operation" is prone to causing significant losses in extreme market conditions.

It is worth noting that many investors have suffered heavy losses due to following the trades of Ma Ji, which has led to the community consensus of "no longer blindly following trades." After all, Ma Ji is labeled as the "Godfather of Liquidation" and "King of Long Orders"; for him, a correct operation can lead "To the moon," while a wrong one can still be compensated with sufficient funds. However, ordinary investors lack such financial reserves, and blindly imitating will only amplify the risks.

In the face of huge losses, Brother Maji's response was quite nonchalant, merely saying "Swimming, huh..." which downplayed the situation. This response, along with related images, quickly became new material in the MEME circle, inspiring many netizens in the comments section to create derivative content, adding a touch of humor to the serious topic of losses.