Another negative example has emerged in the crypto world.
This time, the main character isn't the retail investors, but a **'whale that's incredibly foolish.'**
💥 1. Event review: 800,000 U 'bottom fishing', diving headfirst into a pit
According to Lookonchain monitoring,
a certain whale spent 800,000 USDT after USDX unpegged,
buying 933,000 USDX at an average price of $0.8572.
This guy thinks he has struck gold,
thinking that 'unpegging' is an 'arbitrage signal'.
So what happened?
USDX has collapsed to $0.3887!
Three hours passed, no rebound, no re-pegging,
but he's almost wiped out his principal.
Even more outrageous is—
This guy just bought 1.4 million USDX a week ago,
After losing, rushing in to add positions.
A typical "losing money without learning a lesson, bottom-seizing doubles back."
⚠️ 2. This is not bravery, it's an IQ tax
Many people laughed after watching:
"Really brave, dare to take on the stablecoin decoupling plate."
Bro, this is not bravery, this is an IQ tax.
Stablecoin decoupling is not a discount, it's a blow-up!
A stablecoin whose price can be halved,
Behind it is either a contract issue or the asset pool collapsed.
As a result, this whale thought it was Steve Jobs,
With 800,000 in hand, rushing in to "seize the opportunity,"
While seizing opportunities—became a "teaching sample."
🧠 3. The foolish money study in the crypto world: The smarter the person, the easier it is to explode with confidence.
Do you think all the foolish ones in the crypto world are retail investors?
No, the most foolish are often the whales who think they are smart.
They have money, tools, and information,
But the biggest problem is:
Confident to the point of not trusting the market.
They thought:
"I can control the pace, I understand risk control, I understand on-chain."
So what happened?
Market in a nutshell: "What do you know, you hammer?"
The crypto world is not a place of logic,
It talks about liquidity and reflexivity.
A decoupled stablecoin,
Like a truck that can't stop—
The moment you jump on, you have already decided the outcome.
📊 4. Behind the data: Operators are fishing, whales become bait
From on-chain monitoring,
At the time of USDX decoupling, in the on-chain liquidity pool,
After big players sold, it immediately triggered price slippage,
but the liquidity pool depth was drained in advance by the operators.
The meaning is simple:
The operators are fishing, and the whales hook themselves.
This operation is simply a classic "false rebound trap,"
Retail investors have already run out,
As a result, whales thought no one was following, rushed in to "supplement positions for arbitrage,"
Finally, the operators turned around to short, blowing it clean with principal and interest.
💬 5. Old Stone's judgment: The crypto world never lacks leeks, it just changes its skin
Indicators Data Conclusion
Bottom-seizing amount 800,000U, deeply touching
Average purchase price 0.8572U, outrageous operation
Current coin price 0.3887U, more than halved
As a result, lost explosively, foolish to the core
This is not a failure of whales to bottom out,
This is "another education scene of human arrogance."
The crypto world never lacks leeks,
Just changed a layer of skin:
From retail investor to whale, from ignorance to confidence.
💬
The only real rule in the crypto world is:
The market does not reward the brave, it only punishes those who do not fear.
The whale bought not USDX with 800,000U,
It is about learning a profound lesson—
"Foolish money never differentiates body types."$BTC
