#比特币对比代币化黄金 Recently, a tough player has emerged in the community, nicknamed "Old Demon."
He made ten million dollars in a bear market. Most people would just sigh and say "impressive" after hearing this.
But what you might not know is that—from May to July this year, he was losing money for two consecutive months. An average person would have deleted the app long ago. During big drops, he dares to go heavy short, and when the price surges, he goes heavy long just the same. When floating in profit, he keeps adding to his position, and even after five or six consecutive stop losses of hundreds of thousands of dollars each, he still goes all in on the next trade. Could you do that?
On the 25th, he shorted BTC with $88,000. He had up to $700,000 in unrealized profit but didn’t close the position. Just a few days ago, he was only a few hundred dollars away from being liquidated for $1 million, yet he still held on without moving. How many people could handle that kind of mentality?
Looking back at his earliest strategy when he wasn’t making a profit: once he identified a direction, he went all in and withstood 80%-90% unrealized losses. Stopped out? He recharged, immediately reversed position, and withstood another 80% loss, until the direction was fully confirmed. When he got it right, he held to the end, withdrew his profits, and left. $ETH
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 2h ago
No way, this mentality is unbelievable. They're just a few hundred dollars away from liquidation and still holding on? If it were me, I would've had a heart attack by now, haha.
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quietly_staking
· 13h ago
This mindset is really incredible. If it were me, I would have lost my cool a long time ago.
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SatoshiHeir
· 13h ago
It should be pointed out that the operating logic of this "old devil" actually violates the basic paradigm of modern risk management. Let's return to the original thinking in Satoshi Nakamoto’s white paper: Bitcoin was never designed to serve this type of extreme leveraged trading. On-chain data shows that 90% of accounts adopting such strategies eventually get liquidated—this is not an isolated case.
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OnchainUndercover
· 13h ago
This mindset is really impressive. If it were me, I would've lost it a long time ago.
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0xSunnyDay
· 13h ago
Damn, that mentality is incredible. If I had that kind of stress tolerance, I would have achieved financial freedom a long time ago, haha.
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RugPullAlarm
· 13h ago
He’s still not satisfied with a floating profit of 700,000? This guy is either really bold or his account is just made up. Can the on-chain address be tracked? I think stories like this are mostly post-event fabrication—let the real flow of funds speak for itself.
#比特币对比代币化黄金 Recently, a tough player has emerged in the community, nicknamed "Old Demon."
He made ten million dollars in a bear market. Most people would just sigh and say "impressive" after hearing this.
But what you might not know is that—from May to July this year, he was losing money for two consecutive months. An average person would have deleted the app long ago.
During big drops, he dares to go heavy short, and when the price surges, he goes heavy long just the same. When floating in profit, he keeps adding to his position, and even after five or six consecutive stop losses of hundreds of thousands of dollars each, he still goes all in on the next trade. Could you do that?
On the 25th, he shorted BTC with $88,000. He had up to $700,000 in unrealized profit but didn’t close the position. Just a few days ago, he was only a few hundred dollars away from being liquidated for $1 million, yet he still held on without moving.
How many people could handle that kind of mentality?
Looking back at his earliest strategy when he wasn’t making a profit: once he identified a direction, he went all in and withstood 80%-90% unrealized losses. Stopped out? He recharged, immediately reversed position, and withstood another 80% loss, until the direction was fully confirmed. When he got it right, he held to the end, withdrew his profits, and left.
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