2025-12-07 04:20:37

#数字货币市场洞察 $BTC $BNB $ETH

"Big Brother Machi" crashed—one market move wiped out over $1.6 million in ETH long positions.

If even top players can get liquidated overnight, do retail investors still dare to blindly use leverage? The market is always more brutal than you imagine. So many people focus on 10x returns, but forget that it only takes one swing to lose everything.

Stop thinking only about getting rich quick; learn to survive first. Leverage can be a booster if used well, but if not, it’s a meat grinder.

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DeadTrades_Walking

· 2025-12-10 04:20

$1.6 million is gone, it's outrageous. I'm still counting 5 times. --- The top stream can lose all their money, what are we retail investors playing. --- Mom, that's why I have never dared to open 2 times my leverage, and being alive is more important than anything else. --- Another big V that was blown up to the sky overturned, every time it was like this, but there were still people who couldn't learn it. --- The word meat grinder is absolute, accurately describing the cruelty of the lever. --- I was scared when I saw people burst into liquidation, and I almost couldn't hold back before. --- Returning to zero only needs one fluctuation, this sentence should be tattooed on the brain. --- 1.6 million, how many lifetimes do I have to trade to make money swallowed up by a wave of market.

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MEVictim

· 2025-12-07 04:47

1.6 million gone, now that's a real bloody lesson. Leverage isn't a money-making machine, it's a man-eating beast. That's what people say, but I just can't quit, haha. Even the top players can get liquidated, and here I was thinking about doubling my money. Hilarious. Staying alive is more important than making money, but no one can fix this bad habit. That's why I'm always on the list of those who exit early. Watching others get liquidated is more exciting than watching the charts.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 2025-12-07 04:31

1.6 million liquidation? Oh my god, if even the top influencers can end up like this, what hope do we have? Leverage really is a meat grinder. Every time I see others getting rich quick, I get tempted, but in the end, it all goes to zero just the same. This time I finally see it clearly—staying alive is more important than anything else.

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APY追逐者

· 2025-12-07 04:31

1.6 million dollars just gone like that, makes me feel like what I'm playing with is child’s play. Leverage really is a double-edged sword—when you win, it feels amazing, but when you lose, you’re straight into the ICU. Even the top players can crash, so we retail investors should just stick to solid risk management. That’s the market—there’s always someone worse off than you, and always someone more ruthless than you. Watching the big guy’s ETH long get liquidated, I suddenly feel like staying alive and making money is the highest return. It’s normal to dream of getting rich overnight, but you really have to learn how not to die first. “Meat grinder” is the perfect metaphor—playing with leverage is playing with fire.

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ChainSpy

· 2025-12-07 04:25

$1.6 million all-in, I'm speechless. When will this guy ever learn risk management? --- Calling it a booster sounds nice, but to put it bluntly, it's just gambling. He barely has any coins but still wants to 10x his money. --- Look, yet another one falls right before dawn. This is why I cling to my spot holdings and don't dare to move. --- Some people really think they're the chosen one of the market, but the moment the market turns, it just wipes you out. Brutal. --- Leverage, when used by small retail investors, is just a death sentence. Wake up, everyone. --- $1.6 million—a regular person would have to save for years to get that. Sigh, the market is ruthless. --- What can I say, greed really can destroy everything. It's safer to just be a regular retail investor and play it safe.

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