Some people's trading style truly has "buying the dip" written into their DNA.

Maji's recent moves are textbook examples—he went all-in on ETH in the previous round, and his account shrank to just over $100,000. For most people, this would be the point to either cut losses and exit, or calmly review and regroup. But instead, he transferred another $250,000 USDC into the account in the middle of the night and continued to go all-in long on ETH.

Here’s the current position data:

• Position size: Around $7.54 million ETH long
• Entry price: $2,840
• Liquidation price: $2,698

In other words, if ETH drops just a bit further, the system will automatically liquidate his position.

The timing is even more crucial: after October 11, the entire market clearly entered a downward trend, yet he kept doubling down against it—demonstrating live what it means for "unrealized losses to become realized losses." So far, his cumulative principal lost in the market has reached $21.1 million.

The logic behind this kind of operation is simple—

Those who can't read the trend will eventually become case studies for others to review.

The real question now is: will he stop out and exit before the liquidation line, or will he really ride it all the way to forced liquidation? If ETH continues to fluctuate and move lower, this account could become one of the most talked-about live trading cases in the near future.