This is a top-tier operation: the "sickle dance" in the ETH surge, only after watching do you understand what "rhythm crushing" means.
They say those who can buy are apprentices, while those who can sell are masters.
But in this ETH surge, someone has turned "rolling positions" into an art.
Using 2000-3000 units of liquid positions as "harpoons," repeatedly poking fish bodies and pulling fish tails in two intervals, not only capturing the waves but also holding onto 10,000 core long positions for easy profits.
This is the truth of "the strong getting stronger: locking profits and squeezing every bit of value using techniques.
Step one: use "liquid positions as "harpoons," specifically targeting "fish bodies and tails."
Rolling positions is not "random fidgeting"; it’s "precision fishing—taking a small portion of the position as "bait," repeatedly harvesting in a determined range while the core base remains unchanged.
See how he plays it:
First wave: 2940→3135, catching "fish bodies.
Entry: 2940 USD, 2000 units?
No, he's very steady—3000 units of liquid positions all in (ruthless but not greedy).
Take profit: $3135 decisively exit (capturing the increase in the middle of this segment, not greedy for fish heads and tails).
Logic: After ETH breaks 3000, it retraces to confirm support; this is the "fattest part of the fish body," retreating, never lingering in battle.
Second wave: 3040→3345, nibbling on "fish tails.
Re-enter: After taking profit in the first wave, ETH retraced to 3040 (clearly "going back to pick someone up); immediately use 2000 units to re-enter (1000 units less than last time, leaving some room).
Another take profit: $3345 selling off (the fish tail may be small, but the certainty is high).
Essence: Two operations used a total of 5000 units (3000+2000), but each retracement was an opportunity to increase positions, and each surge was a take-profit point; the rhythm was steady like it was on auto-pilot.
Step two: performance is blinding: made "pocket money" in waves, while the core long positions are the "money printer."
Don’t just look at the waves; the most terrifying thing is his "hidden cards:
Base position: 10,000 (market value of 33 million USD), held from start to finish, remaining motionless as a "ballast stone."
Floating profit: made 4.5 million USD from the waves, but the floating profit of the core long positions is also 4.5 million USD (10,000 units × average price increase of 45 USD).
Current status: after completing the waves, still holding onto 10,000 core long positions of ETH.
The waves are "pocket money," but the core position is the "pension fund."
What do you call this? "Using small positions to roll a snowball, using large positions to lock the pattern."
While others chase up and down, he is "selling high and buying low + holding the core," reducing his holdings while not missing the main surge; this is the highest realm of "rolling positions."
