$ETH 50 billion in short positions being roasted on the fire, who are the main players really trying to make cry?


This is a blatant hunt!
The current market is hesitating around 2290, but behind the scenes, those big short sellers are already trapped tightly. Between 2380 and 2475, nearly 5 billion USD worth of short positions have been liquidated!
These shorts are now like being tied to a barrel of gunpowder; as long as the main players casually push up 3%-5%, it will trigger a chain reaction of massive liquidations. Short liquidations mean forced buying, and this passive buying will act like rocket fuel, directly pushing ETH above 2500. The main players are not dropping the price now, clearly targeting these people's lives.
I definitely won't be fighting the main players head-on at this point; here's how I plan to play:
Block both ends, avoid the middle zone.
I've already set a short order at 2475 waiting for it. If it dares to blow out all those high-leverage shorts in one go, then 2475 is the "needle tip" of a weak bow, and I’ll catch it there—rebound trades are the sweetest. If I’m wrong and it breaks above 2550, I’ll cut my losses immediately, no stubborn holding.
If it first pulls back to shake out the market, I’ll scoop up a bargain at 2250. That’s the critical point for bulls to liquidate; I’ll take a short position, aiming to take profit at 2380. If it drops below 2160, I’ll also exit to preserve capital—safety first.
Everyone, please don’t go leverage 50x or 100x. You think you’re gambling a bit, but actually you’re feeding oil to the main players. Play around with about 10x leverage, don’t end up not making money and getting angry first.
Right now, do nothing, or one move will be a big show. Do you think the first to break out are the short-sellers or the bulls below? #Gate广场五月交易分享
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TheBrightMoonStillLeansAgainst
· 10h ago
Exactly, there’s also an issue with this fee structure; it’s impossible to bear this burden like this.
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