ETH fell below $2,900. After a major holder sold at a loss for $738,000, they reversed course and bought another $6.18 million. Now, the account only has $227,000 left.
[Chain News] Did ETH crash again? This time it broke below the $2,900 mark, and a well-known whale in the community finally couldn’t hold on any longer.
On-chain data shows that this person just stopped out and exited, cutting losses on long positions and losing $738,000. You’d think he’d take some time to cool off, right? But instead, he immediately opened another long—directly adding 2,200 ETH, worth $6.18 million.
Even more dramatic is the roller-coaster of the account balance: at one point, it rebounded to $3 million, looking like a comeback was in sight. Unfortunately, the good times didn’t last, and now the account only has $227,000 left.
Was this a courageous contrarian bottom-fishing move, or just a gambler’s mentality getting carried away? The market won’t give you an answer—only a bill.
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RektButSmiling
· 12-07 15:14
Another rookie investor has fallen.
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AirdropNinja
· 12-07 15:12
A painful lesson from a huge loss
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MEVEye
· 12-07 15:05
When facing situations, rebalance your portfolio more and trade coins less.
ETH fell below $2,900. After a major holder sold at a loss for $738,000, they reversed course and bought another $6.18 million. Now, the account only has $227,000 left.
[Chain News] Did ETH crash again? This time it broke below the $2,900 mark, and a well-known whale in the community finally couldn’t hold on any longer.
On-chain data shows that this person just stopped out and exited, cutting losses on long positions and losing $738,000. You’d think he’d take some time to cool off, right? But instead, he immediately opened another long—directly adding 2,200 ETH, worth $6.18 million.
Even more dramatic is the roller-coaster of the account balance: at one point, it rebounded to $3 million, looking like a comeback was in sight. Unfortunately, the good times didn’t last, and now the account only has $227,000 left.
Was this a courageous contrarian bottom-fishing move, or just a gambler’s mentality getting carried away? The market won’t give you an answer—only a bill.