2026-01-19 07:24:59

A seasoned trader has recently been very active, simultaneously increasing short positions on ETH and HYPE, with the account's floating profit reaching $7.01 million. Known for swing trading, this trader typically employs high leverage for short-term trades. His aggressive position-building this time demonstrates his willingness to go against the trend during high volatility periods. More notably, the account's cumulative profit since 2024 has surpassed $100 million, fully illustrating the effectiveness of this aggressive trading strategy amid crypto market fluctuations. Currently, large-position movements like these often reflect professional traders' short-term market judgments and are closely followed by many retail investors.

ETH-3,48%

HYPE-7,74%

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CryptoMotivator

· 8h ago

Damn, adding to the short position again? This guy really doesn't care about life, daring to swing with seven-figure unrealized gains... Making a billion dollars definitely means there's something there, but high leverage is extremely risky. Be cautious when following the trend, everyone. Are these big players really betting on the market, or are they just lucky? It's ETH and HYPE again. Playing at this pace is easy to go bankrupt, I'm not joking. A hundred million dollars sounds great, but a single reverse move can wipe it all out. I don't dare to play this game. Doubling the short position is indeed impressive, but many also got liquidated the moment the market turned.

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 9h ago

7.01 million in fluctuations is called aggressive? Bro, that's just warming up for me. --- Here we go again. A month ago, this guy also blew up a short position, and he's still bragging about 100 million in profit... --- Retail traders following the signals are about to get cut again. These kinds of accounts love to show off their muscles like this. --- Short ETH and HYPE simultaneously, is this a bet on the market or a gamble on your own luck... --- Do you really think we haven't seen traders with good luck before? When volatility hits, they get liquidated in minutes. --- I've seen this account's trading style before; it's just relying on leverage to ride the waves. Eventually, it will blow up.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 9h ago

7.01 million floating profit. This guy really dares to do it, with such heavy short positions... But this brother earns 100 million a year, and I’m just puzzled. How has an account like this not been wiped out due to fluctuations?

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 9h ago

Bro, I've already mentioned that the market was going to adjust, and now I see someone taking action on this short position. $100 million? Don't miss out on this opportunity, this is the first-mover advantage. Those who understand the market have already positioned themselves at the high ground. While others are still hesitating, smart people are already keeping up with the rhythm. Time waits for no one. Looking at this trading style, you can tell the trend is heading in a certain direction. Retail investors need to learn to read the wealth secrets in the market charts. Honestly, those who entered early have indeed made a lot of money. I've explained this logic countless times before. If you're still debating whether to go short or not, it's like questioning blockchain back in the day—destined to be eliminated. The key is to seize this wave of pullback; it's truly the best opportunity to get on board. I've studied this guy's trading logic. The core is daring to go against the trend and strict stop-losses. Looking at the data, this isn't the operation of a gambler; it's systematic and worth learning from. Actually, it's just two words: courage. Ordinary people simply can't make decisions like this.

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