A whale just used 2x leverage to smash $60.63 million into Ethereum long orders, with a floating profit of more than 14 million. When the news spread, the retail investor base immediately boiled, as if they had found a shortcut to financial freedom.

To tell the truth: it's like seeing someone driving a Rolls-Royce to the vegetable market to buy green onions, and you think that buying green onions is a broad road to making a fortune. He drove his car, why are you excited?

🔥 Don't be dazzled by appearances:

1. His rules of the game, you can't afford to play
60 million may only be a fraction of the total assets, and the liquidation line is set so far that you can't see it. What amount of principal do you want to learn to open an order? A random fluctuation in the market can wash you clean. The volume of funds is not in one dimension, and the risk tolerance is very different.

2. What is posted is "what has been earned", not "what you can earn"
A profit of 14 million is his historical record, not a promise to your future. This is the same routine as those success masters - only show glamorous results, and never mention the countless pitfalls they have stepped on in the middle. You don't know any of his money-making logic, timing, and position management.

3. Bright cards are the best bait
When the position information of the giant whale becomes a hot search on the whole network, it itself becomes the most conspicuous target. The main force in the market is waiting to harvest the follow-up at key positions and knock down those obvious stop loss points. You think you're watching a play, but in fact, your principal has become part of someone else's script.

Core logic:
In this market, real whales are like merchants with private jets. They allocate assets globally and occasionally bet heavily in a certain market, and onlookers think they have discovered a new continent. You stare at how luxurious other people's planes are, but forget that you can't even afford a plane ticket. People are doing strategic layout, you are doing emotional trading, it is not a game at all.

So, just watch the excitement, don't really rush in. Your task is to keep your principal from being harvested, not to envy how big other people's positions are.

The market is never short of stories, what is lacking is people who can survive and tell stories. Those friends who feel that "the whales have entered the market, this wave is stable", good luck. The comment area is reserved for traders who really think clearly.