That guy is holding 840,000 $BTC in his hand—everything is on leverage.

The moment I saw this data, my hands moved faster than my brain, and I immediately opened a 25x $BTC long.

Entry price: 64,628

Now: 63,774

Unrealized loss: 46.9U, -33.04%

What did I think at the time? That Saylor’s leverage game would eventually make the market his scapegoat—when he crashes, that’s the time to buy the dip.

In the end, I was the one who got put on the fire first.

This line is really hot to handle.

This round isn’t playing fair.

I admit I’m wrong.

Remember this next time: don’t bet your faith on the position size of the big players.

His 840,000 $BTC is institutional-level leverage.

My small margin isn’t even enough to fill the gap between his teeth.

When the market really drops, he can hold—while I blow up first.

So don’t stake your life on someone else’s bottom cards.

Is anyone else like me—once you see a big position, you get carried away and open a trade?

Talk in the comments and let me know I’m not alone.

Speaking of trading experience, every issue invites a hands-on trader to answer the questions everyone cares about most.

From stop-loss to position management, from the maximum loss to the highest loss.

My trade is a bloody textbook—don’t let someone else’s positions throw off your timing.

This kind of mindset problem directly affects contract liquidation timing and capital management.

Before opening a trade next time, ask yourself: can he hold? Can I hold?
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