One hour. $107 million in long positions gone. Just like that.
Here's what actually went down: major market makers are repositioning before the next significant move. The tariff headlines between the US and EU? Perfect cover. While retail traders fixate on headlines, sophisticated players hunt stop-losses and flush out overleveraged positions. It's textbook market structure.
Over-leveraged traders get punished hardest when volatility spikes. No exceptions. The market doesn't care about your conviction—it tests your risk management.
This is how price discovery works. Pain separates the serious traders from the speculators.
So here's the real question: Who actually survived this move? Who managed their positions properly? Because that tells you everything about who'll be standing when the next leg happens.
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MetadataExplorer
· 12h ago
107 billion wiped out in one hour—that's the cost of leverage.
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GateUser-ccc36bc5
· 12h ago
Over 100 million wiped out in one hour—that's the reality.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 12h ago
One hour, $107 lost—this is reality... Those without risk management are cannon fodder.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 12h ago
It's the same old story; MM taking advantage of retail investors is nothing new.
One hour. $107 million in long positions gone. Just like that.
Here's what actually went down: major market makers are repositioning before the next significant move. The tariff headlines between the US and EU? Perfect cover. While retail traders fixate on headlines, sophisticated players hunt stop-losses and flush out overleveraged positions. It's textbook market structure.
Over-leveraged traders get punished hardest when volatility spikes. No exceptions. The market doesn't care about your conviction—it tests your risk management.
This is how price discovery works. Pain separates the serious traders from the speculators.
So here's the real question: Who actually survived this move? Who managed their positions properly? Because that tells you everything about who'll be standing when the next leg happens.