#密码资产动态追踪 On-Chain Data Major Crash: Former "Prediction Expert" Loses Over $5 Million Overnight on Long Positions
This seasoned crypto trader, who gained fame through precise market predictions, recently took a hit. On-chain monitoring shows that his nearly $800 million long positions suddenly flipped from profit to loss, with unrealized losses soaring to $5.27 million.
What does the position breakdown look like? Just look at these three main holdings—$ETH is the hardest hit, with 203,000 long ETH losing $6.14 million, becoming a major drag; $BTC's 1,000 BTC position also took a hit, with losses of $1.36 million; the only bright spot is $SOL, with 510,000 tokens still in profit by $2.23 million, but this gain is a drop in the bucket and can't offset the losses from the other two assets.
Strangely, last October, this guy made nearly $100 million by accurately predicting a bearish trend and was hailed as a "market intuition master." This time, he reversed his stance and went long, even increasing leverage to 5x. $ETH, opened at $3,167, kept falling and broke through support levels. By December, thanks to $SOL's gains, he temporarily turned losses into profits, but now he's been pushed back into the red.
This story illustrates a simple truth: no one can always be right. No matter how impressive past performance may be, the risk of going all-in on a single side always exists. The market loves to teach arrogant participants harsh lessons.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 01-10 21:34
Haha, this is a typical case of gaining confidence after a wave of profit, only to be taught a lesson by the market with a big all-in loss.
Popular streamers crashing is always the most comforting content.
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 01-10 11:48
Damn, the crash is so severe... 5x leverage hit the bottom directly, this is the price of greed.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 01-08 12:40
Ha, 5 million lost in one night. This is the result of going all-in.
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AirdropJunkie
· 01-08 12:39
Haha, this is the crypto world. Yesterday's genius is today's rookie. Playing with 5x leverage will eventually lead to a crash.
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ContractBugHunter
· 01-08 12:29
It's only been a few days, from being the chosen one to becoming a rookie, I can't stop laughing haha
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VitalikFanboy42
· 01-08 12:13
Haha, this is the price of greed. Going all-in with 5x leverage is really crazy.
#密码资产动态追踪 On-Chain Data Major Crash: Former "Prediction Expert" Loses Over $5 Million Overnight on Long Positions
This seasoned crypto trader, who gained fame through precise market predictions, recently took a hit. On-chain monitoring shows that his nearly $800 million long positions suddenly flipped from profit to loss, with unrealized losses soaring to $5.27 million.
What does the position breakdown look like? Just look at these three main holdings—$ETH is the hardest hit, with 203,000 long ETH losing $6.14 million, becoming a major drag; $BTC's 1,000 BTC position also took a hit, with losses of $1.36 million; the only bright spot is $SOL, with 510,000 tokens still in profit by $2.23 million, but this gain is a drop in the bucket and can't offset the losses from the other two assets.
Strangely, last October, this guy made nearly $100 million by accurately predicting a bearish trend and was hailed as a "market intuition master." This time, he reversed his stance and went long, even increasing leverage to 5x. $ETH, opened at $3,167, kept falling and broke through support levels. By December, thanks to $SOL's gains, he temporarily turned losses into profits, but now he's been pushed back into the red.
This story illustrates a simple truth: no one can always be right. No matter how impressive past performance may be, the risk of going all-in on a single side always exists. The market loves to teach arrogant participants harsh lessons.