Another high-stakes gamble. A major trader added $200,000 in margin to a leverage trading platform, pushing a 25x ETH long position to a $9.5 million volume. Entry price was 3212, with liquidation line lowered to 3022—classic bullish stance—and the bet is quite aggressive.

What's interesting is the timing. The Bank of Japan's interest rate hike rumors are still in the air, and market sentiment is generally cautious, but this big trader is actually increasing their bullish position at this window. Is it confidence in ETH, or just a market bottom sniff?

Whether ETH can hold the key support level of 2600 has become the focus. High leverage is like dancing on a tightrope; both returns and risks are amplified several times. This kind of betting clearly reflects the mood of market big players—they're betting on what the market might do next, and the market could go in that direction.

But honestly: copying big traders' moves is the easiest way to go wrong. Leverage trading, sometimes the difference between making money and getting liquidated is just a few percentage points. Be cautious, don’t let FOMO cloud your judgment.