2026-01-17 00:43:19

TRADER CLEARS POSITION AND EXITS

Another dramatic chapter in the Hyperliquid trading saga: this time, a notable trader got liquidated and decided to cut all ties. The sequence was telling—positions closed out, remaining $40K withdrawn from the platform, and the entire balance converted into BYTE, a memecoin that most had written off as dead.

Except BYTE wasn't staying dead. The timing proved unfortunate for the trader; shortly after the conversion, the token ran 3x. Whether this marks a genuine exit from active trading or just another chapter in an ongoing cycle remains the question on everyone's mind.

The on-chain data tells a story of decisiveness. Whether it's the right call? That's for the market to judge.

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 8h ago

Haha, finally all in BYTE and it tripled. What luck... --- Completely liquidated and exited, but the coins bought outperformed. People must be stunned. --- Forty thousand yuan all in memecoin, how desperate must one be to do that? --- The promised exit from the circle, BYTE took off. Just missed a 3x. --- Why, why switch to BYTE when clearing out? The logic is a bit strange. --- This time it looks like a real exit, but in the crypto world, there's no true goodbye. --- Funds fled, but on the way out, they turned around. Ironic.

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DustCollector

· 8h ago

Ha, another buddy who lost everything, went all in on memecoin to turn things around, and then BYTE took off instantly... This script is truly amazing.

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zkProofGremlin

· 8h ago

Haha, this is ridiculous. After clearing out, it actually tripled. Clearing out means the top? No way, buddy. It's that same trick again, buying memecoin🤣 before running away. Going all-in with 40k on Byte, is this just anger or genuine confidence? When will we learn to cut losses and not chase highs? Once a person decides to exit, the market starts to fly. I'm tired of the script where exiting means breaking the game. Stop-loss is just a buy signal, smart folks all understand. Hyperliquid is back with another live show.

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SolidityJester

· 8h ago

Hmm... Clearing out and running away, the token takes off. I've seen this plot too many times haha --- Another "Goodbye forever trading," and the coin triples in value. This is crypto --- Going all-in on BYTE at 40k? Brother, is this heartbreak or true faith? --- Clearing out at the bottom, that's a law... --- People only rise when they leave, what does that say, everyone? --- Memecoin triples in value but he ran away. It just shows that timing is really everything --- If you ask me, this is the dark humor of the market --- Exiting the market is always a contrarian indicator, always the same routine

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FreeRider

· 8h ago

Ha, another good show. Liquidated at $40K and then went all in on BYTE? This guy's mentality is really something else. This is what you call losing money and still having to eat the market's moves, then turning around and tripling... To be honest, this is the true essence of crypto — you can never guess what will happen next second. But I have to ask, was it really a forced exit or just a deliberate fake-out? On-chain data never lies. I feel bad for him, but then again, playing so aggressively on Hyperliquid will eventually lead to this.

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BankruptWorker

· 8h ago

Haha, I cleared my position and ran, choosing BYTE this dead coin, only to turn around and triple my investment. How exhausting is that? After clearing my position, I managed to catch the rally—this move is truly exceptional. Finally, I turned around and entered memecoin. Don't tell me this is called "rational exit." Everyone says to quit the scene, but FOMO pulls you back, right? $40K disappeared in an instant—this loss is more than just money.

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