2026-01-14 05:27:26

Recently, there has been an interesting on-chain movement worth paying attention to. A well-known whale named "pension-usdt.eth" started unloading their ETH long positions at the $3344 price level, selling off 1378 ETH in a short period and cashing out $4.6 million.

After this move, the whale still holds a position worth $63.74 million in ETH, with an unrealized profit of $4.65 million. Interestingly, their liquidation price was set at $1592.07—indicating that even if ETH drops further, they have already planned their stop-loss point.

Looking at this whale's trading history provides more insight into their skill level. With a capital scale exceeding $30 million, they rely on high-frequency, large-volume trades to repeatedly buy the dip and sell the top amid market fluctuations. Having played this game for many years, they have accumulated over $10.23 million in profits. Considering the total historical trading volume exceeding $4.5 billion, this guy clearly has a deep understanding of market trends. When the market experiences twists and turns, the movements of such whales are often the most worth analyzing—they's their reduction in positions, to some extent, reflecting their true judgment of the market outlook.

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PositionPhobia

· 7h ago

Large traders reducing positions by 4.6 million is really no small matter; the pace is a bit rapid. The stop-loss set by large trader 1592 feels like something big might be coming next. This is what a real trader looks like; what are we messing around for? Pension, this guy has a trading volume of 4.5 billion, and he really understands the market. Just reduce positions if you want, but who can guarantee it won't drop next?

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GasFeeNightmare

· 9h ago

Are you still holding onto $3,344? Does this guy know something... The stop-loss at 1592 is too harsh, indicating he’s had a plan all along.

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MetaNomad

· 01-14 05:49

Hmm... this guy really knows how to play. Setting the stop-loss at 1592.07 so precisely, it doesn't feel like a beginner. By the way, this 4.6 million cash-out is probably to leave some psychological room for the subsequent plunge. The big players are selling off, and we're retail investors still waiting, what are we waiting for? This trading volume of 4.5 billion... truly top-tier, how did they manage that? Honestly, I'm a bit overwhelmed by this level of precision. Maybe it's time to reflect on my own stop-loss strategy.

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LiquidatedTwice

· 01-14 05:40

Oh no, is this big investor bearish on the market... Cutting 4.6 million but still holding over 60 million, their approach is indeed steady.

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BrokenDAO

· 01-14 05:39

This guy's stop-loss setup is quite standard, but to be honest, claiming to "master" a market cap of over 30 million is a bit optimistic. The historical trading volume of 4.5 billion sounds impressive, but how many strategies can truly be reliably replicated? In game theory equilibrium, even big players can't escape.

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ForkItAllDay

· 01-14 05:39

Large investors are starting to reduce their positions, this signal is absolute, and it feels like there might be some volatility ahead.

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NineCakes

· 01-14 05:31

No, short below 50,000 points; long above 100 points. It can be used within five years. Guaranteed profit technique.

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