2026-01-21 03:24:37

Recently, the market plunged sharply, and a trader experienced a direct loss of $4.3 million within a week, with all long positions liquidated. Looking at the account history, the total loss has already exceeded $22.83 million — this number is enough to be shocking.

But this individual did not choose to cut losses and rest. With the account margin already at 0, he instead took out $1.76 million, using 22.84x leverage to launch another attack, this time going all-in with 600 ETH.

The audacity of this move, claiming to be a "suicide squad" in the high-leverage market, is no exaggeration. After all, with the margin at 0, there is no last resort left — if the direction is reversed, it instantly leads to additional liquidation. So the current situation is that whether ETH can hold steady at a key price level will directly determine whether a turnaround is possible. This all-in approach, while seemingly passionate, carries real and substantial risks.

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StableBoi

· 11h ago

This guy is really ruthless. He cleared his margin and still dared to go all-in with 1.76 million? I'm convinced.

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airdrop_huntress

· 11h ago

Haha, this guy is really bold. Losing over 20 million and still daring to go all-in again—how much confidence does that take? Even after the margin was wiped out, he still pushed on. Either a genius or a lunatic, fifty-fifty chance. Playing 600 ETH with 22x leverage—what is this, a gambler's mentality or what? Honestly, this kind of operation looks exciting, but in reality, it's just gambling with life. But I have to admit, this kind of "courage" is indeed outrageous.

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GamefiGreenie

· 11h ago

Oh my god, risking everything even when the margin is zero, this guy is really bold.

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 11h ago

Bro, this move is really incredible. I'm sweating just watching him. This guy is really daring. Losing his pants and still going all-in. How big is his heart? Zero margin and still able to turn things around? Dreaming, right? That's the gambler's mentality. Leverage of 22.84x with 600 ETH. He's risking his life. Damn, looking at this account history, I can't help but think of myself. Same bad habits, same tragedy. Don't go all-in, brother. There's really no hope. I haven't seen a comeback like this in all these years. This kind of play will eventually be taught a lesson by the market. Today or tomorrow.

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ChainSpy

· 11h ago

My goodness, this guy is really playing with fire. Dare to go all-in with a 22.83 million gap, how big is his confidence? I'm stunned. With a margin of 0, he still managed to withdraw 1.76 million. I truly admire this gambler's spirit. This is the legendary "blinded by loss," where the more you lose, the more you double down—classic high leverage death spiral. But honestly, this all-in move looks exciting, but if it blows up, I guess life will blow up too. Playing with 22.84x leverage on 600 ETH, a price fluctuation can be worth millions—how reckless can one get? The gambling instinct is too strong. This isn't trading; it's risking your life.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 11h ago

This guy really went all-in shirtless, risking his margin and still daring to go all-in. How desperate must he be? Sometimes people are like that—when they hit rock bottom, they burn their bridges and go all-in, betting 600 ETH on a gamble to turn things around. Honestly, this move looks exciting, but I really don't understand it... If it were me, I would have already washed up and gone to sleep. This is the power of high leverage, making people make the craziest decisions.

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