On the morning of May 22 at 7:27, as the price of bitcoin fluctuated violently like a roller coaster, the well-known figure in the cryptocurrency circle 'Liangxi' posted a shocking update on social media:

> '1,000 bitcoins, net loss of 5.7 million dollars. There are accounts that lost over 30 million dollars, and now I can't even take high-speed trains or planes.'

These words not only exposed his huge losses but also revealed the harsh reality behind high-leverage operations in the cryptocurrency world.

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From 'big trading player' to being burdened with debt.

Liangxi's narrative reveals several shocking details:

- Once managed cryptocurrency assets for a well-known domestic female star, but that account suffered the worst losses;

- Total positions reached 500 million dollars, equivalent to holding about 5,000 bitcoins after leveraging;

- A partner stopped loss at a high market position, losing 1,000 BTC, resulting in a direct loss of 5.7 million dollars;

- Restricted from high consumption due to huge losses, unable to take planes or high-speed trains;

- Facing weekly interviews with the police and courts, life has fallen into a predicament.

This information brings to mind scenes from the movie (The Big Short) — some became rich overnight, while others lost everything in a night. But this time, the protagonist is a real person in reality.

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High leverage, emotionality, and collapse of trust.

The reason Liangxi's experience has sparked controversy is that it almost replicates the common failure script in the cryptocurrency world:

- High-leverage operations: using small funds to leverage large positions, while doubling profits, risks also geometrically amplify;

- Emotional trading: frequently chasing up and down during market fluctuations, ultimately leading to loss of control;

- Authenticity of live trading is hard to discern: some so-called 'big capital operations' are actually just to attract attention and harvest traffic;

- The celebrity effect is misused: leveraging the halo of public figures for endorsement, creating a false sense of trust.

If what Liangxi said is true, this incident reflects the trust issue in the entire financial ecosystem of the cryptocurrency market: big players can also step on mines, celebrities can also be trapped, and ordinary people often become the last ones to pick up the pieces.

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Is it real loss or a new trick?

In the face of such revelations, external voices are polarized:

On one hand, some believe he is genuinely liquidated, just too unlucky and too aggressive; on the other hand, some doubt he is using this 'tragic experience' for attention, paving the way for the next 'comeback'.

After all, in the cryptocurrency circle, a liquidation's confession can sometimes bring the most traffic. Even if what they say is the truth, it may be used as material for a new round of marketing.

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Conclusion: Who Liangxi is doesn't matter; what's important is how we view all of this.

The cryptocurrency world has never lacked 'legends' and 'jokes'. Some achieve financial freedom through trading coins, while others go bankrupt due to a single misjudgment.

Is Liangxi really a gambler, a naive trader, or is there another calculation? Perhaps only time can answer this question. But before the next bull market arrives, his story has already sounded the alarm for everyone:

High leverage is not a universal key; rational investment is the long-term strategy.

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