The Ethereum market has been quite turbulent recently. The world's top Ethereum asset management firm BitMine Immersion has also been affected— their massive $15 billion Ethereum bet now shows an unrealized loss of $3.5 billion. Industry leaders are under pressure, and this decline is indeed significant. But to put it another way, even these whale players are being hit, so retail investors don't need to overreact with panic. The long-term strategic logic of major institutions remains intact; unrealized losses are just part of the process. Market bottoms often hide within such anxious sentiments.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 7h ago
Haha, a floating loss of 3.5 billion is still okay, right? Why do they still need to comfort retail investors not to panic? I just want to know when they'll bottom fish.
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SnapshotStriker
· 7h ago
Damn, losing 15 billion like this? Even the whales are getting beaten up.
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The figure of a 3.5 billion floating loss sounds scary, but in the long run, it’s really nothing... Forget it, I don’t have any money anyway.
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The bottom is often found in anxiety, but the question is who knows if this is really the bottom right now.
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Is it true? Even BitMine is so miserable? Then can I, as a retail investor, still stand firm...
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But speaking of which, big institutions can endure floating losses, and retail investors have more opportunities to buy the dip.
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This is the real psychological test.
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Floating loss is just part of the process. I’ve heard this every time there’s a dip, but I believe it every time.
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Whales being hit indicates the market is truly shaken. At such times, it’s actually a good idea to look for opportunities.
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A floating loss of 3.5 billion USD... I’ve been trying to figure it out for a while, but I just can’t. It’s just a loss.
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AlwaysAnon
· 7h ago
Wait, does BitMine Immersion really exist? I haven't heard of this organization...
Floating loss of 3.5 billion? That number sounds ridiculous, who would believe it?
It's a bit funny to say this when Bitcoin is crashing wildly.
Are retail investors panicking or not? It's not about how institutions are doing, it's about whether you can still eat.
Is the bottom in anxiety? Uh... maybe, but I've already lost my principal.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 7h ago
A floating loss of 3.5 billion is nothing, mainly depends on how the rebound goes... In such times, it's actually an opportunity to buy the dip.
Even the big whales are getting caught in the trap, why should retail investors panic?
BitMine's loss is a bit painful, but the long-term pattern hasn't changed.
Isn't it the real bottom opportunity when it drops like this?
Whales being hit actually proves that nothing is that simple, but this is blockchain.
A order of 15 billion still has floating losses, indicating that this market is really fierce.
The bottom is right in these anxious voices, rough words but true meaning.
Even top institutions are being messed up, no one can really control this market.
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GasFeeTears
· 7h ago
**Comment 1:**
A 3.5 billion floating loss and still dare to call it the bottom? Should really learn from us retail investors' resilience.
**Comment 2:**
The long-term strategic logic of big institutions... Sounds nice, but it's just them pretending to stay calm while being trapped.
**Comment 3:**
Hiding the bottom in anxiety—someone always says this after every dip. Who knows when they'll finally get it right.
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ChainDetective
· 7h ago
Haha, a 15 billion drop to a 3.5 billion unrealized loss, this whale is also quite unfortunate... But think about it carefully, when big players are hit, it's actually our opportunity.
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Really, the more anxious we are, the closer we are to the bottom. History always repeats itself this way.
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BitMine messed up this time; we need to reflect on risk control... But the long-term logic of ETH is still there, so it's not a big problem.
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A 3.5 billion unrealized loss sounds scary, but looking at it over a longer cycle, there's no need to panic. This is just a cycle game.
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Even top-tier institutions are losing money, which shows this wave is quite intense, but it's also a signal to buy the dip.
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Unrealized loss is not a loss; as long as you don't sell, there's a chance to turn things around. We all understand this principle.
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 7h ago
Whales are all floating at a loss, this is a bottom signal haha
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$3.5 billion floating loss... Even big institutions can't hold up? Then retail investors should stay even calmer
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Floating loss is floating loss, no matter how nicely you say it, it doesn't change the on-paper numbers
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The ones who enter at this time are the true warriors
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Can BitMine withstand this wave? It's a bit shocking
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Don't be fooled by the "long-term strategic logic" talk, institutions are also cutting losses
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Is there a bottom in the anxiety? To me, it looks like a deep pit
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Whales being beaten down, retail investors can't expect to stay unscathed either
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$15 billion in bets for a $3.5 billion floating loss... this ratio is shocking
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Honestly, this is the real test of mentality, there's really no need to panic
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The bottom might indeed be right here, but no one knows when the rebound will happen
The Ethereum market has been quite turbulent recently. The world's top Ethereum asset management firm BitMine Immersion has also been affected— their massive $15 billion Ethereum bet now shows an unrealized loss of $3.5 billion. Industry leaders are under pressure, and this decline is indeed significant. But to put it another way, even these whale players are being hit, so retail investors don't need to overreact with panic. The long-term strategic logic of major institutions remains intact; unrealized losses are just part of the process. Market bottoms often hide within such anxious sentiments.