2025-12-19 04:24:43

The whale holding a heavy position on ETH was nearly liquidated last time, with only $28 remaining before a margin call, and a maximum unrealized loss of $44 million. Fortunately, ETH rebounded, giving him a chance to turn things around and eventually break even.

But it’s not that simple—he didn’t choose to close his position and take profits; instead, he continued to add more. Now that ETH has fallen back to around $2800, his position is once again on the brink of liquidation. The liquidation price is just around the corner, with only $100 of buffer remaining.

Will he be able to replicate his luck from last time? Or will he become just another story in market volatility? The future developments are worth watching.

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ForkInTheRoad

· 2025-12-19 15:20

Oh man, this guy is really the chosen one. He can survive even with a $28 difference, and he's still greedy enough to keep going? I just can't understand it. Clearly had the chance to walk away completely, but insisted on all-in. This time, with a $100 buffer, I bet he can survive. Another game of gamblers, it looks so exciting. If this wave blows up the account, it would be a classic. Remember the lesson next time, everyone. My goodness, he’s endured a floating loss of $44 million, and now he wants to do it again? The crazy add-to-position guy is truly outrageous, but there’s still room for a turnaround... Greed really can be deadly. If ETH drops just a little more, it’ll be liquidated. I’m all scared now. This rhythm is well controlled, just waiting for the market to give the answer. It’s tense.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 2025-12-19 04:51

This guy really has a gambler's nature. Last time he barely escaped with his life and still didn't learn his lesson, insisting on going all-in again...

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 2025-12-19 04:33

This whale is really greedy, saving a life and still not knowing when to stop, insisting on playing with fire again.

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just_another_fish

· 2025-12-19 04:32

This guy is really a gambler. Isn't escaping death last time enough? He has to keep pushing forward. The $100 range might turn into a grilled fish this time.

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