2025-12-07 15:20:37

#比特币对比代币化黄金 The market is once again playing out a classic scenario: $BTC and $ETH jointly spiked down, precisely liquidating a major whale's high-leverage long position. Although this round targeted large holders, retail contract traders were not spared either, with liquidation data showing a sea of red.

What's even more interesting is that on-chain tracking shows this whale seems to have bottom-fished and opened new long positions. Is this repeated action real bullish conviction or a deliberate setup? For ordinary traders, blindly following trades now is no different from gambling.

From a technical perspective, some are still calling for Ethereum's long-term target at $8,500—of course, the road there is certain to be bumpy. As for those hype-chasing altcoin projects, it's best to stay rational and not get swept away by ten-thousand-fold myths.

BTC0,52%

ETH1,19%

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NFTFreezer

· 2025-12-10 15:20

Whales are acting up again, and us retail investors are just the little guys... Follow the trend? Better just buy a lottery ticket. $8500? Wake up, live until $5000 first. I'm sure I know someone on this liquidation list, haha. Testing the waters and building positions is just continuing to cut the next round, cycle repeats. That pile of sh*tty altcoins just makes me angry to look at. Contracts are too exciting, I’d rather HODL spot holdings. Whale: I lost money, you guys don’t have it any easier either. By the way, if you’re so bullish, why keep poking the needle repeatedly? Who will be the next to be precisely harvested... Human nature, those who keep trying despite repeated failures are just optimists. $8500? First stabilize at $30,000 before dreaming about that.

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MEVEye

· 2025-12-09 06:06

This whale is unbelievable, pretending to be dead and accumulating again? Getting liquidated one minute and buying the dip the next—just watching is exhausting. Seriously, those copycat projects really need to wake up. Still dreaming of 1,000x returns? Why bother chasing after these wicks? Isn’t it better to just wait and see? 8500? Dream on, Ethereum’s path is way too treacherous. Here’s another liquidation story—derivatives really are a meat grinder.

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HashBandit

· 2025-12-07 15:50

ngl this whale thing smells like exit liquidity with extra steps... back in my mining days we called this "shaking the tree" lmao. but real talk, the gas fees alone on these liquidation cascades would bankrupt half the network if eth wasn't doing rollups. scaling trilemma strikes again fr

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EthSandwichHero

· 2025-12-07 15:48

That whale is putting on a show again. Is it really courting disaster this time or just fishing? Keeps fighting after repeated failures... How does he even have the nerve to open new positions? The small retail investors copying him are really miserable. How much longer do we have to wait for 8500? I've already given up. Altcoins? Heh, forget it, better just hold onto mainstream coins steadily. With this round of liquidation data, who knows how many people lost everything again. With these constant wicks every day, retail investors' mentality is really being worn down.

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BoredRiceBall

· 2025-12-07 15:46

Here we go again? Whales eat the meat, retail investors get the scraps—that's just the fate of contracts. Copy trading? You'll get wrecked, don't ask me how I know. Is 8500 real or not? I don't believe these kinds of predictions anymore. Altcoins? Let me give you a piece of advice: stay away. Seriously, that's a lesson learned in blood.

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notSatoshi1971

· 2025-12-07 15:44

Here we go again? After the whales cashed out, they still dare to get back in. I really don’t know if it’s reckless or if they have some inside information. It’s the same old “stay rational” talk again—easy to say, but who hasn’t been trapped before… 8500? Dream on. I think it’s better to just protect your kidneys for now. How is this any different from gambling? Anyway, I’m completely lying flat now. What are retail contract traders thinking this round? Guess they really deserve to get liquidated. Whales are just on another level. If it were me, I’d be bankrupt by now, haha.

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AirdropHunter007

· 2025-12-07 15:34

Same old trick again: whales dump, then retail gets dumped, and each round of liquidation gets harsher. Is that whale really back? Let them bottom fish all they want, we can’t keep up anyway. --- Ethereum at 8500? Dream on, let’s just try to survive until next month first. --- As for those altcoins, don’t even listen to the hype, dreams of 1000x gains drop faster than a flash crash. --- Everyone’s tired of the flash crash trick, when will they come up with something new? --- Retail traders got liquidated on contracts again, isn’t that just business as usual?

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OvertimeSquid

· 2025-12-07 15:33

Whales buying the dip again? Is this guy really trying to lose money or just playing us? --- Liquidation data is a bloodbath, retail investors are cannon fodder again... that's just the daily life of futures trading. --- $8,500? Ha, only if there aren't any more wicks. --- Those blindly copy-trading deserve to get rekt, time to wake up. --- Anyone bullish this round is doomed, I'm just watching from the sidelines. --- All those shitcoins, still dreaming of 1000x returns. --- If you're not a whale, you have no business trading futures, folks. --- Losing over and over... is that called having a dream? Or just brainless? --- On-chain data is this transparent, even whale positions can be tracked, no wonder they get rekt. --- Follow the whales, end up in the hospital together.

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