Here comes another one who isn’t afraid of death.
Bit-associated entities: when ETH dropped, they directly went long with 8,000 ETH, entering at a price of 2,440. Now they hold 29,500 ETH, with a total value of $72 million. An unrealized loss of $1.04 million.
You think which retail trader is bottom-fishing?
No—this is Hyperliquid’s 5th-largest ETH position, entering openly.
And look at the pace—after that biggest long just added 1,000 more at $BTC and 38,000 more at $ETH , with an unrealized loss of $2.39 million. Here comes another one with an unrealized loss of $1.04 million.
Two big players—each tougher than the last.
You think they’re gambling?
No. They’re competing over who has more cash on hand, who’s more steady-minded, and who can see further.
With the entry price at 2,440, now it’s down to just above 2,400—an unrealized loss of a bit over 4%. For retail traders, that’s already a point to cut losses, but for someone with this kind of size, it doesn’t even count as warm-up.
What does “big-picture mindset” mean? It means you can still be smiling while adding positions with a million-dollar unrealized loss.
After these big players have soaked up the liquidity, when you look back—you might realize you’re standing on the starting line again. Except their starting line is your mountaintop.
Don’t ask whether you can bottom-fish right now. The answer is: you still don’t understand the world of these big shots.
Bit-associated entities: when ETH dropped, they directly went long with 8,000 ETH, entering at a price of 2,440. Now they hold 29,500 ETH, with a total value of $72 million. An unrealized loss of $1.04 million.
You think which retail trader is bottom-fishing?
No—this is Hyperliquid’s 5th-largest ETH position, entering openly.
And look at the pace—after that biggest long just added 1,000 more at $BTC and 38,000 more at $ETH , with an unrealized loss of $2.39 million. Here comes another one with an unrealized loss of $1.04 million.
Two big players—each tougher than the last.
You think they’re gambling?
No. They’re competing over who has more cash on hand, who’s more steady-minded, and who can see further.
With the entry price at 2,440, now it’s down to just above 2,400—an unrealized loss of a bit over 4%. For retail traders, that’s already a point to cut losses, but for someone with this kind of size, it doesn’t even count as warm-up.
What does “big-picture mindset” mean? It means you can still be smiling while adding positions with a million-dollar unrealized loss.
After these big players have soaked up the liquidity, when you look back—you might realize you’re standing on the starting line again. Except their starting line is your mountaintop.
Don’t ask whether you can bottom-fish right now. The answer is: you still don’t understand the world of these big shots.
