ZEC whale consecutively lost 6 times, closing short positions worth $3.25 million with a loss of nearly $300,000

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【Blockchain Rhythms】Interesting trading signals have appeared. Recently, a monitoring of a ZEC whale address revealed an operation data point—this bear has opened a $3.25 million ZEC short 17 days ago, and now has closed the position with a loss of $293,000.

Even more interesting is the historical performance of this whale address. Reviewing its trading records, it turns out this guy has shorted ZEC 6 times, never going long, resulting in a total loss of $215,000. It seems to have treated ZEC as an ATM, but ended up being repeatedly educated by the market.

This kind of situation is quite common in the crypto world—large funds sticking to a single direction often become contrarian indicators. The recent price movement of ZEC seems completely opposite to this continuously bearish whale’s expectations.

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LayoffMinervip
· 01-09 04:18
Oh no, why is this whale still stubbornly holding a short position? It's really just a contrarian indicator.
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SerumSurfervip
· 01-07 16:16
Even the big whales have to kneel, insisting on going against the market.
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StillBuyingTheDipvip
· 01-07 01:52
Haha, even the whales can't hold up. This short position is bleeding heavily.
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LuckyBearDrawervip
· 01-06 04:51
Even the big whales have to suffer losses, now it's all good.
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NonFungibleDegenvip
· 01-06 04:47
lmao this whale really thought they had alpha, got absolutely rekt. down bad doesn't even cover it tbh
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MoonRocketTeamvip
· 01-06 04:47
Whale's recent actions are truly serving as a reverse indicator for us. Short positions have lost 6 times in a row, yet they still dare to keep going. How big must their heart be?

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3.25 million in shorts directly burned 293,000. This guy's booster might be installed backwards.

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Wait, repeatedly shorting and still losing 215,000? They're actually helping the bulls.

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I just want to know when this brother can break this vicious cycle. It's really incredible.

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Looking at this loss record, it seems even whales are starting to feel confused. Going all-in on a single side will eventually lead to a crash.

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Losing 6 times in a row without stop-loss. This trading style is truly outrageous. Sometimes, big players in the crypto circle are just like this.

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The idea of a reverse indicator is brilliant. Even big funds can get caught, so we retail investors need to be even more cautious.

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29.3K just gone like that. Feels more exciting than watching a movie.

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This brother might need to reevaluate his trading logic. Rigidly sticking to one direction really doesn't work.
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PonziWhisperervip
· 01-06 04:42
Haha, another story of a big whale losing everything. This is getting interesting now.

Going bankrupt from shorting—truly a classic script in the crypto world.

Still daring to continue after 6 consecutive losses? Is this a gambler's mentality or a contrarian indicator?

$3.25 million just gone, and I didn't even blink.

Whales can also have their crashes; it seems having a lot of money can't save poor skills.

How stubborn must this guy be to keep shorting without stop-loss...

Even copying the opposite strategy can make money, but he's just straight-up teaching a textbook-level contrarian indicator.
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LiquidityHuntervip
· 01-06 04:30
A $3.25 million order was forcibly lost by $293,000... This arbitrage opportunity is really unsustainable, and the liquidity gap is so large that it was actually cut by a reverse indicator.
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HodlTheDoorvip
· 01-06 04:27
Large funds also crashed, this time suffering a devastating loss.
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