All-in leverage, whale makes a crazy profit of 3.5 million USD floating profit
The crypto world has another fierce player. The day before yesterday afternoon, an address increased its long positions in BTC and ETH within just 4 hours. The current position configuration is directly shocking—completely full leverage setup.
This position list is quite aggressive: 500 BTC (about 46.78 million USD), 134,300 SOL (18.49 million USD), 5,000 ETH (about 16.14 million USD), plus 4.95 billion PUMP (12.08 million USD), 19.04 million FARTCOIN (8.4 million USD), and 14,200 ZEC (7.22 million USD).
What's even more incredible is that this round of "maximum leverage All-in" crazy operation has already yielded a floating profit of over 3.5 million USD. Many traders saw the data and exploded, shouting "This is precisely hitting the rhythm and making a killing."
But insiders know that full leverage long positions are dancing on the edge of a knife. Once the market reverses, these handsome floating profits could vanish in an instant. This kind of "gambling to the max" approach is essentially two extremes—either making a fortune or going to zero. Many traders are already watching this account's subsequent moves, as such operations are both highly stimulating and risky.
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-09 06:23
Oh my god, this guy really dares to do it. Full leverage all-in and still have a floating profit of 3.5 million? I was sweating just watching him. Dancing on the edge of a knife, a reversal that directly leads to liquidation.
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GamefiGreenie
· 01-08 19:26
Oh my god, this guy is really crazy. Dancing on the edge of the knife can make so much money.
Don't cry even if you're trapped; a pullback is just a matter of minutes.
That's why I only dare to trade spot; leverage scares me.
Floating profit of 3.5 million, I really can't go all-in blindly.
Pushing gambling to the max is playing with fire; you'll get burned sooner or later.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 01-08 15:33
This guy is really dancing on the edge of a knife. The 3.5 million floating profit is about to turn into a mirage.
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hodl_therapist
· 01-06 12:46
This guy is really dancing in front of death. Watching a floating profit of 3.5 million feels great, but the next second the market reverses and he gets liquidated. I bet five bucks that this guy has terrible sleep quality.
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HappyMinerUncle
· 01-06 12:46
Oh my, this guy is really incredible. Going all-in with full leverage and making 3.5 million, while I lose money every day with my operations...
Leverage is basically gambling with your life. It feels great when you win, but when it drops, you're liquidated immediately. This account is probably praying that the market doesn't crash.
I can't learn this kind of trading style; I can't handle the mental stress. I'd rather be honest and just accumulate coins.
Dancing on the edge of a knife is truly risky. This guy is probably opening champagne now, but when the rebound comes, he'll be crying.
I'm really amazed. Making a fortune in four hours, but I’d need four months to catch up. Why is the gap in life so big...
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OnchainHolmes
· 01-06 12:31
Haha, full leverage players are really bold. This wave of unrealized gains is truly impressive. Now it's just a matter of whether they can walk away unscathed.
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DefiPlaybook
· 01-06 12:25
Floating profit of 3.5 million just to show off? Waiting for the day of liquidation to cry with nowhere to go
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Dancing on the tip of the knife, instantly resetting to zero with a flick of the wrist, this guy is really ruthless
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The joy of going all-in with full leverage is only temporary. I bet he becomes a negative example next week
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This position allocation, rather than trading, feels more like gambling on luck, with a strong sense of risk-taking
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Hearing about the 3.5 million floating profit is satisfying, but I'm more interested in where his stop-loss is set
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Looking at this address's operation, it's obviously playing "all or nothing," truly daring
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Another lucky person riding the wave, and the next wave is just risk
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Leverage killer live performance, get ready to watch the liquidation show, everyone
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This is the legendary "Schrödinger's 3.5 million," until closed, it's all virtual
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Honestly, a full leverage Bitcoin long, this guy will either become a legend or a joke
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MetaMaximalist
· 01-06 12:23
lol this is exactly the kind of leverage degeneracy that collapses when network effects flip... dude's basically gambling on adoption curves holding steady, which, ngl, is peak innovation arbitrage theater. 3.5m unrealized? cute, but let's talk about protocol sustainability when liquidation cascades hit. this is why most retail never understands chain-agnostic positioning.
All-in leverage, whale makes a crazy profit of 3.5 million USD floating profit
The crypto world has another fierce player. The day before yesterday afternoon, an address increased its long positions in BTC and ETH within just 4 hours. The current position configuration is directly shocking—completely full leverage setup.
This position list is quite aggressive: 500 BTC (about 46.78 million USD), 134,300 SOL (18.49 million USD), 5,000 ETH (about 16.14 million USD), plus 4.95 billion PUMP (12.08 million USD), 19.04 million FARTCOIN (8.4 million USD), and 14,200 ZEC (7.22 million USD).
What's even more incredible is that this round of "maximum leverage All-in" crazy operation has already yielded a floating profit of over 3.5 million USD. Many traders saw the data and exploded, shouting "This is precisely hitting the rhythm and making a killing."
But insiders know that full leverage long positions are dancing on the edge of a knife. Once the market reverses, these handsome floating profits could vanish in an instant. This kind of "gambling to the max" approach is essentially two extremes—either making a fortune or going to zero. Many traders are already watching this account's subsequent moves, as such operations are both highly stimulating and risky.