2025-12-11 04:20:45

Ethereum has dropped below $3200 again, and this time even Big Brother Ma Ji Huang Lidu couldn't hold on.

He directly sold off 2100 ETH to cut losses, exiting with a loss of $130,000. What's even more intense is — his long position liquidation line is stuck at $3193.9, just a tiny bit away from liquidation. He still has 9000 ETH left, and currently shows an unrealized loss of $630,000.

If this can't be held, even major players will have to pay tuition fees. The market's knife cuts are truly bloodshed for anyone who dares to confront it.

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GamefiGreenie

· 2025-12-13 18:44

Well... Big households also have to cut meat, this time they really can't bear it

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CodeZeroBasis

· 2025-12-13 11:39

I have zero coding experience, just looking at this makes me break out in a cold sweat... $130,000 is gone just like that.

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NervousFingers

· 2025-12-11 04:48

Damn, it's really the end. The big players are all cutting their losses, and we're small investors still trying to buy the dip.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 2025-12-11 04:46

Damn, the big families have cut their meat, and I'm still carrying it there?

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SatoshiChallenger

· 2025-12-11 04:44

Data shows that big investors usually post the same Weibo before getting wiped out. Ironically, no one seems to listen. Interestingly, the cycle of "lessons from history" is starting again. The last time someone held on so stubbornly, their paper losses eventually went to zero. Objectively speaking, 9000 coins wagered on 3193 was almost a gg—that's pretty much the definition of gambling. I'm not criticizing, but anyone who has seen the 2017 wave knows that big investors' stop-loss lines are actually market bloodsucking lines. Ironically, they will never learn; they always think they can win the next gamble. The market is irrational, but big investors losing money is very rational. The data speaks: after such positions are forced to stop-loss, the rebound probability is less than 18%, as history shows. Interesting, another story about holding just to hold, and the ending is predictable.

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