Brothers, when Long Ge was just monitoring the market, a big move suddenly appeared on the chain.



It’s not small-scale trading; someone has directly put a knife to the market’s neck.

Just in the past 10 minutes, a long-term intraday whale address “0x049” opened two consecutive 20x leveraged super short positions.

First trade:

20x short of 494 $BTC ,
Position value close to 40 million USD,
Liquidation price at 83,947.

The second one is even more aggressive:

20x short of 17k $ETH ,
Value also close to 40 million USD,
Liquidation price at 2,397.

Combined, these two orders amount to nearly 80 million USD.

Brothers, this is no longer “bearish outlook,”
This is directly betting real money on pushing the market down.

What’s the key point?

This address isn’t some reckless gambler.

He’s been doing intraday swings for a long time, and his win rate isn’t low.

A player of this level suddenly opening large short positions at this point indicates he’s already very pessimistic about the short-term trend.

Long Ge has warned before:

Above 80k, both bulls and bears are already facing off directly.

Now, the short side has already revealed its chips.

83,900 and 2,400 are the upcoming short-term life and death lines.

If the bulls can’t hold,
a spike, chain liquidations, emotional panic,
could all happen at any moment.

So Long Ge’s current strategy is very simple:

For those holding long positions,
move your stop-loss close to your cost basis,
don’t keep hoping “it can go higher.”

For those wanting to bottom fish,
hold back for now.

Don’t reach out to catch the falling knife at the first sign of a dip.

Remember one thing:

When an 80 million USD short hits,
retail traders’ small positions
are not even worth catching the falling knife.

The truly smart people,
don’t rush in immediately after a dip,
they wait for the whale to finish fighting, then decide which side to stand on.

At this moment, the most valuable thing isn’t courage,
it’s patience.

Control your hands, watch the show first.
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