Family members, who understands this?! Today we’ve got to talk about this “tragic giant whale” in the crypto world—pension-usdt.eth.


This guy’s name sounds pretty dignified—“Pension”—but when it comes to his actual moves, he’s crazier than the younger guys. Originally, at the end of April, he flipped and went short, trying to catch a big move—only to get violently slammed by Big Pie’s second brother with a massive rally, and he cut out of his short position after losing more than 15 million USD.
Thinking he’d finally calm down, it turns out he doesn’t believe in bad luck. Recently, taking advantage of the market rebound, he flipped again and opened 3x leverage longs on Big Pie and Ethereum! He wanted to “get up where he fell,” but the market pulled another big prank on him—prices didn’t soar as expected, but instead reversed and pulled back. Now, the latest battle report shows that his current long positions already have a floating loss of more than 16 million USD!
My spicy take: With this back-and-forth, this giant whale, in just two weeks, racked up “tuition” of more than 30 million USD in the back-and-forth between long and short. Doesn’t this look like trying to hold an umbrella in a downpour—wind blows whichever way, and the umbrella flips that way too? In the end, he not only got drenched into a poor drowned rat, but the umbrella ribs got blown out as well.
This is the classic case of “stepping on the rhythm wrong—missing every step.” Even if you have a net worth in the tens of millions, in front of 3x leverage, once your timing goes off, your account shrinkage is just a blink away. Brothers, please don’t learn from this “reverse lighthouse” and force-feed leverage during volatile periods. Follow me—we’ll keep an eye on these giant whales’ “crash scenes,” learn the lessons, and stay solid so we can win!#WCTC交易王PK #美国寻求战略比特币储备 #比特币ETF期权持仓限额增4倍 $OPEN $BTC
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