Liangxi's 2000 Bitcoin short position liquidation is a misunderstanding of the market.
Liangxi opened a short position of 2000 BTC, leveraged to the strongest point in the trend, and finally faced liquidation. He exhausted every emotional label on social media: collapse, jumping off a building, debt, insomnia, almost going live in his friend circle.
But what was truly liquidated by the market was not that two hundred million dollars' worth of position, but his fundamental misunderstanding of the market for a long time.
His cognitive logic is very simple: a rise is for a dump, a surge is for unloading, and if it rises too quickly, one should short. This way of thinking had made money in small cycles and was once worshipped by fans. But in a structural bull market, this way of thinking can turn into a map that leads you to the abyss.
The market is not a place for reasoning; it only speaks of structure and trends. An uptrend is not a 'main force conspiracy', it is a trend explosion; not correcting is not 'to blow up the positions', but a strong structure. When you always view bulls from a 'hostile perspective', you will never stand on the side of victory.
Liangxi did not lose this trade; he lost his blind confidence in applying old cognition to the new cycle. He is not the first bear to collapse in a bull market, nor the first to amplify risk using his influence.
But he has reminded us: having money does not mean you can withstand positions, and having fans does not mean you can win the market.
True experts do not bet against the trend during a surge; they seek the logic of bull continuation and act accordingly.
The market will not turn back because you are suffering; it only rewards those who act in accordance with the trend.
