Mega whale liquidation of $9.38M! $ETH Are the long “end times” here? A heavy-volume drop below 1730 is the start of the waterfall!

When the biggest short falls, it is often not the end—but the signal from the main force to pull in the net.

That top whale, sat0shi777, who claimed a 90% win rate, ended up losing $9.38M on a $90M short position, cutting his losses and fleeing. You think this is good news? Wrong! When a big player at this level gets liquidated, it precisely shows that the main force’s job of pumping the price is already done—and next comes the round-up of those retail investors who chased the highs, like wheat for harvesting.

Now look at the technicals: on the 4-hour chart, a clear bearish divergence has already appeared. The price is still hovering around 1750, but both MACD and RSI are moving downward—any upward momentum is completely dead.

The liquidation data is even more straightforward: between 1730 and 1760, it’s all long chasing orders—every one of them is prey for the main force. Don’t rush to run your shorts near 1770; just hold them. Once it breaks below 1730, the accelerated plunge is a matter of minutes.

My approach is simple: keep squeezing shorts around 1770–1740. If it breaks down below with heavy volume, add more to push the target down to 1700. After a wild surge, there must be a wild crash—don’t go against the trend. If you want to eat big profits, you need to learn how to short at high levels.

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