#美国贸易赤字状况 On-chain monitoring captures a classic reverse operation — the aggressive trader at address 0x50b30, who just closed a BTC long position and made $5,300 profit, immediately turned around and went short on ETH.

Current position data clearly illustrates the situation:

11,694.63 ETH shorts | 14x leverage | Average entry price $3,088.64 | Unrealized loss of about $2.8 million

This is not a slip of the hand. On the contrary, it’s a clear strategic combination — quickly snatching short-term profits on $BTC, then betting all chips on a deep pullback of $ETH. From the account history, players like this are characterized by "coming and going like the wind," but once they decide to heavily short a certain asset, they are generally betting on a structural decline.

The most heartbreaking detail is this: even with an unrealized loss of $2.8 million, they are still stubbornly holding the position. What does this indicate?

Either they have unwavering confidence in the downward trend, or they are waiting for the real breaking point to arrive. The recent performance of $SOL might give us some clues — when the market shows signs of divergence, such aggressive shorts are often the most敏感.

Can ETH break below the entry price next? The battle between bulls and bears may be decided in the next wave of volatility.