2025-12-17 07:22:30

An active crypto trader's recent actions have attracted quite a bit of attention. According to on-chain data, this trader deposited 1.2 million USDC into Hyperliquid again 11 hours ago and immediately opened a 25x leveraged ETH long position, entry price at $2,925, liquidation price set at $2,721, with the current position size reaching $12.9 million.

From a financial performance perspective, this wallet is currently showing an unrealized loss of $42,000. More notably, over the past week, the account has accumulated losses of up to $3 million. In this context, the trader just experienced a forced liquidation of an ETH long position yesterday but still chose to continue going long today. This persistent trading attitude indeed sparks market discussion—some traders are even considering whether to follow the trades in reverse.

This case reflects the complexity of trading psychology and risk management in high-leverage trading environments. Continuous position building and not setting stop-losses often stem from overconfidence in market direction or psychological struggles. For observers, such publicly visible large trades serve as a window into analyzing the behavior of market participants.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 12-19 09:35

Oh no, another guy gambling with red eyes, still daring to go all-in after liquidation... --- Losing 3 million in a week, how tough must his mentality be? --- Typical all-in move, friends who follow the opposite trend, be careful... --- Losing 3 million in a week and still adding positions? That's not persistence, that's being reckless. --- Daring to go 25x leverage after liquidation, I really respect that. --- Is a prodigal son returning worth more than gold? Or should we keep fighting? It’s painful to watch. --- If this wave turns around, he's a trading genius; if he loses, he's a gambler... close enough. --- Playing with 25x leverage this big, sooner or later something's going to go wrong. --- I just want to know how much principal this guy still has, how many more times can he go all-in? --- This time, following the opposite trend, he's really gambling on his last lifeline.

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DecentralizeMe

· 12-17 07:54

This guy is really reckless, losing 3 million in a week and still daring to keep stacking... 25x leverage is basically gambling with your life. Following the opposite side this time, it's probably a safe bet, this is the walking opposite indicator. Cleared yesterday and coming back today? Mental resilience, brother. No, how big must your heart be to play like this? This operation is really a bit crazy, working for inverse leverage, huh? Seeing these large liquidation records every day, I suddenly feel that I am so steady and reliable. Is this what you call persistence or obsession... 3 million is just gone like that. Damn, a position of 12.9 million only has an unrealized loss of 42,000? This risk awareness is really lacking. This brother has developed a new way to play, losses accelerating. I just want to ask, when will this account's USDC balance be zero?

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BlockDetective

· 12-17 07:53

Losing 3 million in a week and still continuing to leverage, is this guy a gambler or truly committed to the belief?

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MissedAirdropBro

· 12-17 07:51

Buddy, are you throwing a tantrum? Losing 3 million a week and still daring to keep pushing... --- Reverse copy trading? I advise you not to be stupid. This guy is obviously on tilt. --- 25x leverage, playing really aggressively. You'll be liquidated sooner or later. --- It's the same old story of "blown yesterday, still pushing today," just the old routine. --- Playing with a position of $12.9 million so recklessly, how is your mental resilience... --- It looks painful, losing 3 million a week. How persistent must one be to keep adding to the position? --- Not only not taking losses but adding more? How strong is this brother's mental toughness, or is he just crazy about gambling? --- Still daring to move after liquidation? Either he has absolute confidence in the market, or he's already thrown in the towel. --- This person probably started out aiming for steady growth, but now he's just trading for revenge... --- Honestly, sometimes these large public orders can reveal what market participants are really crazy about.

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WalletDetective

· 12-17 07:29

This guy is really crazy. Losing 3 million in a week but still holding on. I just can't understand. Wait, this rhythm is off. Cleared yesterday and coming back today? Feeling a bit overwhelmed, huh? Playing this with 25x leverage, it's really a gamble with your life. No, reverse copying trades... I think the risk is even greater. With this mental toughness, either you truly believe in this wave of market trend, or you're just a gambler. Let's just wait and see. Anyway, everything on the chain is clear.

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