💥💥💥 Exploded! Again and again! Brother Majie just got liquidated on 1800 contracts $ETH , and he’s doubling down with another 250,000 U! What exactly is the market playing at?
🔥 Just now, on-chain data captured a "bloody" liquidation: Big shot Brother Majie's ETH long position was liquidated at a price of $3185, totaling 1800 ETH, worth approximately $5.73 million! Dramatically, he immediately deposited 254,000 USDC into the contract platform, re-entering long with 25x leverage, currently holding a total of 11,100 ETH, with the liquidation line set at $3201.
🚨 This is not just gossip; it’s a key signal for the market:
1. High-leverage "tightrope walking": Market fluctuations are mercilessly washing out high leverage. Whether big players or retail investors, everyone is extremely vulnerable before extreme volatility. This serves as a warning to all: be cautious with high leverage; surviving is more important than making quick profits.
2. "As long as bulls don’t die, bears won’t stop"? This extreme behavior of "doubling down on longs immediately after liquidation" is often seen as a strong contrarian sentiment indicator. When even the most stubborn bulls are pushed to the wall, a short-term bottom in the market may not be far off.
3. Microcosm of macro battles: In the expectation confusion caused by the Fed's "hawkish rate cuts", market volatility has been amplified. Institutions and big players are engaging in fierce battles with real money.
💎 Insight:
When big players are fighting fiercely in the contract market, smart attention may need to focus more on spot trading and ecological value accumulation. Under the long-term narrative of Ethereum upgrades and liquidity easing, its early ecological strong consensus mechanism also deserves to be observed as a window.
⚠️ The market is volatile; investments should be rational. High leverage is an accelerator but also a crusher.
👉 Friends, do you think Brother Majie's "death charge" is a signal of a dark omen or a sign that the market is about to reverse? Would you dare to go against him at this position?
