Recently, I tracked the real operation of a contract master, and his cumulative return has reached 4997%, and this wave of operations is worth discussing.
Just now, he opened a short order for ETH with 66x leverage, and the average price of the position was around $3,175. The current performance of this order is: yield -0.65%, book floating loss of 62U. Although it was a small loss for the time being, considering his previous record, the drawdown was still within control.
To be honest, playing ETH short orders with 66x leverage is indeed aggressive enough. Ethereum has been fluctuating around 3200 recently, and shorting this position requires a fair grasp of the short-term trend. From a technical point of view, if it can hold the 3150 support level, this order may still have a chance to turn around; But if it goes down, it will really be a sub-question.
Do you think this order can pay for itself? Welcome to chat about your views.
(Only exchange and sharing, not investment advice)
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 5h ago
66 times? This buddy is really desperate, and if he is not careful, he will all be gone
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LiquidityNinja
· 5h ago
66 times short order? Dude, how strong his heart is, I just watch him sweat for him
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4997% of the record is here, but this time I really gambled a little hard
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If you break 3150, it will explode directly, and there is no room for maneuver in this lever
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Can you pay for it? Looking at the face of the currency price, no matter how perfect the technical aspect is, it can't withstand a big negative line
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No matter how much this buddy earns in front, he can spit it all back with 66 times an order, which is crazy
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If the support level cannot be held, isn't this just sending money to the exchange?
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The small loss of 62U may now become a liquidation, and leverage is really a double-edged sword
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BoredRiceBall
· 5h ago
66 times leverage short order, this guy is really not afraid of death
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4997% of the record is bluffing, but a handful of 66 times can be gone, I can't understand what he is trying to do
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If it breaks 3150, it will be GG, and there is no possibility of recovering the cost
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This level of leverage is not so much trading as gambling, really
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The support level is key, it's okay if you can't break it, just wait for liquidation if it breaks
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I calculated, 66 times, if the reverse fluctuation of 1.5%, the position will be directly liquidated, this operation is crazy
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I have heard too many stories about former masters returning to before liberation
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To be honest, historical records are nothing in front of leverage
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If 3150 is not held, the 62U floating loss is just the beginning
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This benevolent brother really regards himself as a gambling god, and he is still a bit suspenseful
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 5h ago
ngl, 66x leverage on eth shorts hits different... just like mile 20 in a marathon, this is where most sprinters blow up tbh. the fundamentals don't really care about the 3-hour candle, you feel?
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quietly_staking
· 5h ago
66 times leverage short order, this buddy is really playing with fire, and he doesn't even know that a drawdown directly explodes the account
Recently, I tracked the real operation of a contract master, and his cumulative return has reached 4997%, and this wave of operations is worth discussing.
Just now, he opened a short order for ETH with 66x leverage, and the average price of the position was around $3,175. The current performance of this order is: yield -0.65%, book floating loss of 62U. Although it was a small loss for the time being, considering his previous record, the drawdown was still within control.
To be honest, playing ETH short orders with 66x leverage is indeed aggressive enough. Ethereum has been fluctuating around 3200 recently, and shorting this position requires a fair grasp of the short-term trend. From a technical point of view, if it can hold the 3150 support level, this order may still have a chance to turn around; But if it goes down, it will really be a sub-question.
Do you think this order can pay for itself? Welcome to chat about your views.
(Only exchange and sharing, not investment advice)