#特朗普加密货币政策新方向 You might not believe it, but that famous Whale has stumbled again.

The market at the beginning of this month seems to have been set up specifically for high-leverage players. This morning at 8 o'clock, the sharp drop directly turned his profitable Ethereum long position into a deep loss—what's worse is that it triggered the liquidation line.

The data is right here: A few days ago, I just pumped 1 million USD into my account to increase my position, which at one point rolled up to 2.08 million. As a result, after this round of wash trading? The account balance plummeted directly to just over 360,000. To be honest, even seasoned traders would be shocked by this rollercoaster ride.

If even funds of this level can't withstand the volatility, we ordinary players need to be more cautious.

My opinion is: the most important thing now is to control your position and not let emotions dictate your actions. For positions that are already in the red, rushing to cut losses often results in selling at the bottom; for those still watching from the sidelines, don't rush to buy the dip either—wait for a clear signal of a bottoming out at the daily chart level, and then it will not be too late to build your position in batches.

Buying the dip is never about guessing; you have to wait for the market to establish the bottom structure on its own. Once the downward momentum is fully released, a rebound will naturally come. At that time, following the trend and riding the wave will be much more comfortable than trying to catch a falling knife right now.

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