2026-01-03 06:20:28

#数字资产动态追踪 $ETH The current situation really feels like a "powder keg."

Just finished reviewing the on-chain whale's holdings snapshot: the large short position holder has a total of 747 addresses, which is four times the number of long positions. Even if these old money addresses are driven to a price of $3128 and suffer an unrealized loss of over $120 million, not a single one is willing to run—on the contrary, they are firmly holding their positions, forming a heavy "short wall."

The current long-short ratio is only 30.8%. When the deviation reaches this level, the market usually has only two paths: either the final test before the upcoming crazy rally, or a strange calm before a plunge.

⚠️ The alarm has already sounded. Personally, I decide to stay on the sidelines and observe whether these 700+ shorts can really push the market back.

Trading is like this—watching coldly from the sidelines, not rushing the rhythm. Risk control always comes first; don’t be blinded by the direction.

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RetiredMiner

· 01-06 05:59

747 short sellers refuse to let go, these old mouse warehouses are really patient, watch how we retail investors get trapped

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Lonely_Validator

· 01-06 00:48

747 short sellers are determined not to leave; this move is quite ruthless. This is the real silent cost trap. The big investors' determination to buy the dip is even stronger than retail investors' confidence.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 01-05 22:08

747 short positions strongly resisted a floating loss of 120 million, this move is indeed fierce. The 30.8% long-short ratio is truly outrageous, let's just watch and see how it unfolds.

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BlockchainBouncer

· 01-03 06:49

This short-squeeze wall is built so high, who are they trying to scare? I feel like it's actually an opportunity.

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MetaMisery

· 01-03 06:46

747 short sellers are holding firm and not selling. This guy really has faith—losing 120 million and still holding on. I, as a small retail investor, can't learn this kind of conviction.

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DancingCandles

· 01-03 06:43

747 short positions heavily pressed down, with this move, the courage is extraordinary.

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RugpullSurvivor

· 01-03 06:37

747 short positions are so aggressive, it feels a bit excessive. --- Unrealized loss of 120 million and still not selling, are these people really persistent or are they gambling on something? --- A 30.8% long-short ratio, honestly, this number just looks uncomfortable. --- The short wall is so thick, breaking through will either be very satisfying or very painful. --- Let's watch and wait, see how the situation develops, no need to rush. --- Playing with fire in a powder keg, I still think risk control is the most reliable. --- Such extreme ratios usually mean trouble; history has shown me that. --- A floating loss of 120 million and still holding on, that mindset is really bold. --- Instead of guessing whether it will go up or down, better to wait for the market to speak for itself.

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WalletManager

· 01-03 06:35

747 short positions refuse to budge, this move is indeed fierce. The 120 million floating loss persists, indicating that seasoned investors are betting on a major event. I need to check if there are signs of private key transfers.

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MidnightSeller

· 01-03 06:32

747 short sellers are heavily pressed, this momentum is indeed fierce. It's either a big rise or a big fall. I’m not playing the gambler's game anymore.

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