#ETH巨鲸增持 The "Calm Order King" on-chain has made a big move again - this time directly investing 13.6 million dollars to buy the dip!

In the past 7 hours, he went on a buying spree when BTC was hovering around $84,900. What does that mean? He directly leveraged BTC long positions to 40 times, while ETH and SOL were opened at 25 times and 20 times respectively. More importantly, this guy just closed all his BTC short positions yesterday, making $50,000 before running away. Now he's going long again, and the shift in attitude is extremely obvious.

Starting from November 27, this address has gradually deposited about $200,000 in margin into Hyperliquid. Now the account equity has risen to $780,000, with various positions in floating profit. Given the situation, he clearly believes that the current price level has enough support.

You might be wondering: how good is this person? Let me tell you, he made over 30 million dollars in the past two months. Although there was a significant pullback in November, players of this level are worth paying attention to every time they make a move. This time he chose to concentrate on going long at a critical position. Does this mean that market sentiment is shifting from panic to tentative optimism?

But speaking of which, how should ordinary investors view such operations?

First of all, the movements of large funds can indeed reflect market sentiment. But don't just copy them directly—after all, they are using high leverage, and the risks are so great that you might not be able to handle it.

Secondly, if you also want to participate, building your position in batches is a safer choice. Before the trend becomes completely clear, going all in is like gambling with your life.

Last but not least: stop-loss must be strictly implemented. No matter how the market fluctuates, setting a stop-loss level is the fundamental skill to survive in this market.

The current market is still swaying during a period of high volatility. The "Calm Order King" operation has indeed given the market a bit of a boost, but maintaining rationality should always be the top priority. It's fine to seek opportunities in turmoil, but chasing highs and cutting losses should be avoided. Remember: respect the risks, proceed steadily, and you will go further.