🐋 Everyone thinks the first one is fierce, but actually the second one is the reckless one.

Just caught two “wild whales” on the chain recently.

They are both betting on a rebound.

But their levels of aggressiveness are completely different.

👇 Just look at the data.

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Whale Number One:
100 BTC long positions (40x leverage)

· 2000 ETH long positions (25x leverage)
Total position: $12.76 million
Liquidation price: BTC $78,133 / ETH $2,197

Looks pretty fierce, right?
But he actually kept a safety margin.
Only gets liquidated if it drops about 7%.

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Whale Number Two (this one is really crazy):

Opened 2800 ETH long positions
25x leverage
Entry price: $2,333

Total position: $6.53 million
Margin only $260k

Liquidation price: $2,285

🧨 What does this mean?
From the entry price of $2,333 to the liquidation price of $2,285,
Only a $48 difference.
Less than 2.1% drop.

ETH just needs a slight shake,
and he’s gone.

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The first looks like high leverage,
but there’s still several hundred dollars of room before liquidation.

The second is truly dancing on the edge of a knife.
A 2% drop and it’s wiped out.
This is no longer aggression,
it’s a gamble with your life.

Daring to play like this at this level,
either has insider info,
or believes this is the bottom.

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⚠️ What should you do:

Follow and copy but control your risk; set your liquidation price below the whale’s.

He dares to bet 2%, you can’t handle that.

But you can watch the $2,285 level.
If it holds,
it shows real big players are protecting it.
If it breaks below,
it might trigger a chain of liquidations.

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