Just bottomed out and then plummeted? A whale sold $6.69 million in one hour, and I saw a “bloody golden pit” on TON



Brothers, after watching these whales’ operations last night, my hands were trembling.

Not from fear, but from anger.

Guess what? Someone opened 14 long positions and lost everything—14 consecutive losses! Then reversed and used 10x leverage to short ZEC, instantly recovered 20%. This script, you dare to write it, Netflix wouldn’t even dare to film it.

But the more exciting part is still to come.

1. The “biggest bull” is starting to run away

Today, May 9th, a trader on the chain with a position over 100k once, “Loracle,” sold 54 BTC and 4,274 ZEC in one hour, cashing out a total of $6.69 million.

$BTC Remaining longs worth $21.23 million, floating profit of 45%—not bad.
$ZEC Remaining longs worth $18.03 million, floating profit of 373%—that’s real toughness.

But the key point is: he is the $TON ‌’s largest long.

I quickly checked TON’s chart, almost sprayed coffee on the screen.

2. TON: Bollinger Band “lower band break,” RSI soaring to 79

Look at these screenshots, parameters jumping back and forth, but the essence is one sentence:

TON is being pressed down and rubbed on the ground, but someone has already quietly taken the position.

· Price at 2.498, 24h low touched 2.460, still far from the Bollinger lower band (0.649)? No, that’s the daily chart. Look at the 1-hour chart, Bollinger lower band at 2.466, the price is already face-to-face.
· MACD repeatedly crosses above and below the zero line, sentiment as chaotic as a breakup’s social circle.
· RSI(6) from 30 up to 79 and then back down to 39—classic “fake drop + violent rebound failed,” this is the main force testing the market.

In short, TON is now “whale heavy positions trapped + retail panic selling + oversold technical recovery in progress.”
Want to ask me what I think? This isn’t the bottom, but near the bottom.
But remember: the whales haven’t cut, so what are you panicking about?

3. BTC and ETH: seemingly steady as a rock, but undercurrents are surging

BTC is sideways around 80,289, MACD golden cross but shrinking volume, RSI fluctuating between 50-62—typical pre-direction choice night.
Whales are not taking profits because they’re bearish, but because they’re reducing leverage. They’re floating a 45% profit, if it were you, you’d have already posted screenshots.

ETH is even more extreme, price at 2,313, Bollinger bands closing like a zipper, MACD fast and slow lines glued together—extreme calm before the storm.
RSI 48-59, neither bulls nor bears winning.
Who moves first at this point will be the father of the next trend.

4. That “14 consecutive losses” whale actually woke me up

Laugh at him for being inexperienced?
He lost 14 times, on the 15th time he changed direction, short ZEC with 10x leverage, and made 20% in one shot.

What does this mean?
There are no eternal gods in this market, only eternal risk control.

If he had stubbornly held long positions, he might have been liquidated.
But he admitted his mistake, reversed, and survived.

And you’re still asking “Can I bottom fish?”

5. My conclusion (come argue if you disagree)

1. TON: 2.46-2.50 zone, buy in small amounts in batches. The whales haven’t left, why are you leaving?
2. ZEC: Don’t chase high. Whales floating a 373% profit might sell more at any time, neither short nor long—just watch the show.
3. BTC/ETH: Wait for the direction. Whoever breaks out first with volume, follow them. Entering now is just gambling on size.

Final truth:
In this market, surviving longer is 100 times more important than making quick profits.

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💥 Drop a comment:
What’s your heaviest position right now?
TON, ZEC, or BTC?
Dare you place an order at 2.46 to buy TON?
If this gets 1,000 likes, I’ll livestream placing an order to buy $100k worth of TON and send the transaction screenshot!
BTC0.28%
ZEC-4.73%
TON-3.35%
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