The Crazy Roller Coaster of the Whales: Making 1.95 million is just the foreplay, losing 8.25 million is the real show
Brothers, another big show in the crypto world, the main character is the whale address 0xc653. This guy rapidly closed his positions within an hour and ran away, making me shake my head—this game of cryptocurrency, winners can soar to the heavens, losers can sink to the ground, and today he performed the script perfectly!
Let's start with a warm-up: a little sweetener
Speaking of this whale, from May 21 to 27, he executed 7 long trades on Hyperliquid, all profitable. Calculating, he netted 1.95 million dollars, truly a short-term trading expert showing off his skills. People in the circle understand, going long means betting on the price of the coin rising, he hit the right point, making money as easily as picking it up. This money is enough to buy two houses in a second-tier city, right? At that time, I was pondering, this big shot might have anticipated some favorable news, but what happened? Hey, the sweetener was just an appetizer, the pitfall was yet to come!
The climax took a sharp turn: the huge loss came suddenly
The bad thing happened an hour ago: with a slip of his hand (or a market change), he closed 1,200 BTC long positions worth 126 million dollars! This trade went from profit to loss, directly evaporating 8.25 million dollars. I felt like cursing—this scale is epic-level crashing! The core reason? The price of Bitcoin plummeted (or the classic scenario of leveraged liquidation). From making 1.95 million to losing 8.25 million, it’s like spitting all the previous profits back out, plus losing more. I glanced at Twitter, and a bunch of people laughed at him for being “too greedy, trying to swallow an elephant,” playing long positions too much, really thinking he could predict the market? Sigh, the crypto world is just this magical: when you make small money, you feel invincible, but when you lose big money, it hits you back to reality in a second.
Running away to end: withdrawing funds without mercy
After losing this amount, the big shot was even harsher: he immediately withdrew all funds from Hyperliquid, retreating without looking back. This operation is standard in the circle—betting big when winning, liquidating to save oneself when losing. The Hyperliquid platform must be bewildered, watching the big spender run away. Personally, I think he’s quite pragmatic: after a big loss, he runs away to avoid the storm, this attitude is stronger than being stubbornly bullish.
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