Someone has turned "逆势梭哈" into a form of performance art.

A certain large investor heavily invested in ETH recently, and their account shrank from tens of millions to only over a hundred thousand dollars. Logically, one would think it’s time to take a break, right? However, they poured another 250,000 USDC into their account in the early morning, continuing to go all in on Ethereum.

Now his positions are as follows:

• Approximately 7.54 million USD ETH long position
• Opening position average price: $2,840
• Liquidation Line: $2,698

In other words, if ETH drops another 5%, this order will be liquidated.

What’s even more magical is the operation timeline—after October 11th, the entire market clearly weakened, yet he kept increasing his positions and went long, feeding the market with a principal of 21.1 million USD. Every time there was a rebound, he saw it as a "buying opportunity," and every time there was a decline, he chose to "add another position."

This operation taught everyone a lesson:

It's not terrible to misread the trend; what’s terrible is to keep going after misreading it.

The current position is just one step away from the liquidation line. If ETH has another spike, it will probably contribute to another classic case.