Is being liquidated and betting harder? 'Insider Brother' bets $213 million on short positions again, risking life or planning for the future?
Just now, 'Insider Brother' sat at the table again, directly putting 4.5 million USDC into Hyperliquid, pulling back the previously liquidated short positions to $213 million.
This is not an ordinary gamble; it's a life-on-the-line kind of rhythm:
BTC short position: 40x leverage, 1,391 coins, worth $150 million, opening price $106,805, liquidation price $110,120
ETH short position: 25x leverage, 25,600 coins, worth $63.73 million, opening price $2,460, liquidation price $2,614
Last time, he lost $78.89 million due to a short position failure, but this time he chose to continue betting; it seems he has strong faith in the market peak. The question is, at this level of gambling, it's either win or die.
From a technical standpoint, BTC and ETH have not completely reversed yet; the bullish structure still remains, and key resistance has not been broken, giving bulls an advantage.
But with 'Insider Brother' heavily betting against the trend, is he seeing a 'potential collapse point' that we haven't noticed? Or is it just pure emotional pressure?
This billion-dollar hedge is about to enter the core battle zone. Once it breaks above $110K or $2,614, a chain liquidation will become a waterfall.
However, if the market reverses and drops — this could be the fuse for the next wave of a crash.
Whose side are you on? 'Insider Brother's' short faith, or the market's bullish inertia?
Feel free to argue in the comments; we'll see the truth as we watch the market.
