[Coin World] Interesting on-chain activity has been captured. An Address starting with 0x21B took advantage of the market pullback to buy the dip, using 6 million USDC to sweep 65.65 WBTC, with a cost price of 91,384 USD.
However, the plot twist came quickly. In just 5 hours, this trader liquidated all WBTC at a selling price of $86,563. Calculating it out, this operation resulted in a direct loss of $316,000.
Another case of buying the dip at half-mountain has emerged. During market fluctuations, timing is more important than anything.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 21h ago
316,000 USD disappeared in 5 hours, this timing is indeed disappointing.
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On-chain data shows yet another typical chase the price sell with bearish market, with a cost of 91,384 being smashed down to 86,563, this kind of trading technique looks very amateur.
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More than 650 WBTC, the urgency to cut loss with such a large amount of funds suggests that there is definitely no good liquidity expectation ahead.
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I've seen too many people buy the dip halfway up the mountain, the key is that this guy lacks patience with his holdings; in capital games, the most feared are those who panic in five minutes.
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Wait, 5 hours? This doesn't seem like the rhythm of a technical trader, it looks more like a panic liquidation scared out by the market.
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Addresses with such concentrated chip distribution usually have stories, a loss of 316,000 USD is too costly, and the tuition is paid too quickly.
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The interesting point in on-chain tracking is here — having money to operate does not equal being able to operate well, this address has made a mess of the timing question.
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governance_lurker
· 21h ago
Buying the dip to halfway up the mountain is really amazing, this guy lost 316,000 in 5 hours... the market is really that cruel.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 21h ago
The fate of buying the dip, the heart of a gambler. Losing 316,000 in 5 hours, why does this guy seem even more anxious than me?
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VitalikFanboy42
· 22h ago
Oh no, this guy's timing is really disappointing, losing 316,000 in 5 hours, he must be in a hurry.
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Didn’t manage to buy the dip, instead got trapped... this is the crypto world.
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I really don’t understand this operation, how could he cut loss so quickly?
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Another story of "I came to buy the dip" and then got slapped in the face, laughing to death.
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316,000 gone in 5 hours, he must be really anxious.
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I wouldn’t dare to learn trading at this level, it’s too thrilling.
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Buying the dip turned into catching a falling knife... will he dare next time?
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The market likes to play like this, you want to buy the dip and it just keeps falling.
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Having a lot of money doesn’t help, if the timing is off by a bit, it’s all gone.
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Ultimately, it’s still a lack of understanding of the market.
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If I had to make this order, I would jump off a building, hahaha.
On-chain tracking: Address lost $316,000 in short-term WBTC operations over 5 hours.
[Coin World] Interesting on-chain activity has been captured. An Address starting with 0x21B took advantage of the market pullback to buy the dip, using 6 million USDC to sweep 65.65 WBTC, with a cost price of 91,384 USD.
However, the plot twist came quickly. In just 5 hours, this trader liquidated all WBTC at a selling price of $86,563. Calculating it out, this operation resulted in a direct loss of $316,000.
Another case of buying the dip at half-mountain has emerged. During market fluctuations, timing is more important than anything.