Wild stuff. Some whale just threw $87.8M into a 35x long on $BTC and is now sitting $1,000 from getting wiped. That's not trading—that's Russian roulette with the entire clip loaded.
I've seen this movie before, and it never ends well. Leverage that high turns you into exit liquidity the second the market sneezes. One wick, one fake-out, one stop hunt—and it's over. No second chances.
This is exactly the kind of reckless positioning that gets punished in volatile markets. Doesn't matter if you're bullish long-term—trading like this is how you hand your stack to the market makers.
Stay disciplined. Respect your stops. Size your risk so you can survive to trade another day. The structure might be bullish, but gambling like this? That's how you lose everything before the real move even starts.
I've seen this movie before, and it never ends well. Leverage that high turns you into exit liquidity the second the market sneezes. One wick, one fake-out, one stop hunt—and it's over. No second chances.
This is exactly the kind of reckless positioning that gets punished in volatile markets. Doesn't matter if you're bullish long-term—trading like this is how you hand your stack to the market makers.
Stay disciplined. Respect your stops. Size your risk so you can survive to trade another day. The structure might be bullish, but gambling like this? That's how you lose everything before the real move even starts.