A leading ETH long positions trader has executed a round of intricate position maneuvers in the past few hours, which is truly worth following.

First, let's look at the part about reducing positions at high levels. In the range of $3002.6-$3019, he sold off 5180.87 ETH, realizing a profit of $230,000. This move seems quite decisive, but the subsequent actions are even more interesting—after the price didn't drop much, he came back in the range of $2954-$2964 and re-entered with 30,000 ETH. The result is: selling high and buying back low, effectively capturing the price difference in between. This type of T-shaped operation is very common in high volatility markets, but executing it relies heavily on psychological fortitude and understanding of support levels.

Now let's take a look at the overall account situation. The total value of current positions has reached $88.9 million, with an average cost of $2967.88. Although there is still an unrealized loss of $128,000, the total accumulated profit has already exceeded $25.13 million. As one of the top 3 long positions in ETH on the Hyperliquid platform, such scale and execution truly demonstrate what professionalism means.

The core logic of this operation is very clear: to accurately time the entry points in a fluctuating market and optimize the cost structure through small fluctuations in profit. For traders who want to learn about position management, this is a great reference case.