2026-01-07 20:22:36

A trader was initially very confident in their long positions in PEPE and ETH. Just 4 hours later, the situation reversed—ETH longs were liquidated, and they subsequently closed their PEPE position. This rapid turn of events perfectly illustrates how volatile the crypto market can be. The quick change in positions within a short period reflects the rapid shift in market sentiment. When sudden fluctuations occur, even seemingly solid trading strategies can collapse in an instant. Such events happen frequently in high leverage trading—especially with assets like ETH and PEPE that are highly volatile. Traders need to stay alert at all times because the market won't give hesitant traders much time to react.

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GasFeePhobia

· 01-07 20:52

4-hour all-in gamble to the point of explosion, this is our daily routine, haha --- The fate of leveraged players: go in full of confidence, come out panicked --- Once ETH is liquidated, the whole mindset collapses, I understand that feeling... --- With such volatile market movements, stop-loss can't keep up at all --- Basically, it's greed. For妖币 like PEPE, you definitely shouldn't hold a heavy position --- 4-hour crash is a routine operation, remember to reduce your position next time --- The market doesn't wait for anyone; in the blink of an eye, you'll be sent to liquidation --- This guy needs to pay some tuition fees; high leverage is really unaffordable

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degenonymous

· 01-07 20:52

4 hours from full confidence to liquidation, this is the true portrayal of the crypto world --- ETH's sudden plunge directly liquidated, I’ve been saying leverage is poison --- PEPE was originally a gamble, and you insist on adding leverage? Deserved it --- This guy probably regrets it now, losing everything in 4 hours and ending up at grandma's house --- High leverage is basically gambling against the market, any market move can wipe you out --- Steady strategy? In the crypto market, that doesn’t exist at all, it’s just closing your eyes and stealing bell --- Many people have seen the bulls, but in the end, they’re all comforting each other in the liquidation group --- Reaction time is indeed short, but the speed of losing money is even faster

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-07 20:50

4 hours from full confidence to liquidation, this is the crypto casino Leverage traders deserve it; without stop-losses, they should be cleared out ETH this round is really the end; who dares to buy the dip PEPE crashes hard; looks like we have to wait for the next wave of buyers The market is ruthless; no matter how stable the strategy, it can't withstand a sell-off High leverage is just gambling; win the bet and brag, lose and accept your fate It should have set a stop-loss early; greed is the trader's original sin This is what you call an "amazing strategy," haha Liquidation so fast, is there another big player dumping again? A life without experiencing liquidation is incomplete

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CounterIndicator

· 01-07 20:40

Within 4 hours, two explosions happened, this is exactly what I call a leverage trading nightmare scene. --- Another confident entry, and the market gave a lesson. You never know what will happen in the next second. --- PEPE is really risky, one flash crash and it's all gone. --- If this guy had used stop-loss, he would have already escaped. Now it's too late to regret. --- High leverage should be condemned. It's either quick profit or quick loss. To be blunt, it's deserved. --- Blood loss in 4 hours. That's why I never hold long-term positions in PEPE. --- It’s quite satisfying to watch, another leek being ruthlessly taught by the market. --- The market won't wait for anyone. Those who react slowly will be eliminated. That’s the reality. --- So, stop-loss is more important than anything else, but some people just don’t listen. --- Now, it’s badly hurt, probably will take a long time to break even.

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