A single upward surge took away long positions worth more than $180 million—this is the market’s brutality.

On-chain data shows that the contract whale “set 10 major targets first” previously clearly stated a BTC stop-loss at $73,500 and said he would strictly follow the rules.
As a result, in the early morning, influenced by news of negotiations between the United States and Iran, BTC instantly surged to $73,790—directly triggering the stop-loss.
If the strategy had not changed, this wave of positions—about 2,567 BTC (about $184 million)—has already fully exited, with losses approaching $5 million.
What’s even more worth paying attention to is that he still holds more than 38,000 ETH, but the current stop-loss level has not been disclosed yet—this means that if the market continues to fluctuate later, it could also trigger even larger-scale cascading reactions.
Many times, the market doesn’t slowly come out of it—it completes a “liquidation” in an instant.
(What you see is a single candlestick; behind it is the cost of several million dollars)#美伊停火协议谈判再生变故 #加密市场回升 $TNSR $DASH $RAVE