#比特币价格走势 The first reaction to seeing this message is: a whale is increasing their position to average down, and the account's unrealized loss has already expanded to $78.3 million, with margin remaining at only $15.92 million. In this situation, still calling for a target of 106,000 either indicates extreme confidence in the future market or is a psychological tactic to persuade others.

Looking closely at the position details makes it even more interesting — 5x leverage ETH has an unrealized loss of 58%, and 20x SOL is directly down to -292%. This is no longer a simple bullish bet but a gambler's all-in move. I can understand this operational logic: when your position size is so large, averaging down is indeed the only way to save yourself, but it also means the risk is infinitely amplified.

From a copy-trading perspective, this is a very good negative example. The whale's past operations have repeatedly hit precise entry points, but this time they clearly missed. It tells us: even the best traders can make judgment errors; the key is how to manage risk. If you choose to follow such large funds, you must set your own stop-loss levels and avoid increasing your position to average down along with them unless your risk tolerance and account size can truly withstand such volatility.

The key points to observe next are: where is this whale's liquidation price, and whether they will continue to add to their position. These details will determine the market's upcoming pattern.