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From liquidation to bankruptcy, it only takes one misstep—Brother Magic's contract disaster

The crypto world has been buzzing these days. An active trader took a huge hit on high-leverage contracts, with multiple holdings being forcibly liquidated during Bitcoin's sharp correction, causing assets to shrink dramatically. For a while, discussions in the community haven't stopped.

This guy once gained a lot of followers through aggressive trading, often sharing trade screenshots and calling market directions, accumulating many followers. But this wave of correction completely wiped out his personal wealth. This incident clearly illustrates a truth—the "wealth creation myth" in crypto often hides a risk bomb that could explode at any moment. High returns and high leverage are always two sides of the same coin; if the market moves against you, your account could blow up in an instant.

The real lesson here is: opportunities in the crypto market are always present, but what's crucial is whether you have reverence for the market. Many people think a "comeback" can help them make quick money, but in fact, properly managing positions and setting stop-loss controls are the ways to survive longer in such volatile markets. Although Brother Magic paid a high price for this lesson, it’s worth deep reflection for anyone aiming to survive the next market cycle.
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MysteryBoxOpenervip
· 12-17 00:05
High leverage is like gambling with fate, the chances of losing are even greater. Another "trading influencer" becomes a cautionary tale; this套路 in the crypto circle is seen too often. Position management is truly a life-saving skill, not some profound knowledge. Look at this guy, he used to boast so loudly, now he's getting a slap in the face, the community is happily eating popcorn. Setting stop-loss orders properly can really save lives; this time, it's just paying tuition. Contracts are just the casino's ATM machine; retail investors still want to turn the tables? Haha. Once a big influencer, now a case study, it's so ironic. How many people need to learn a lesson from this wave? Stop going all-in. Without good risk control, what's the point of making money? It's no different from suicide. Why do some people always need bloody cases to wake up?
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ponzi_poetvip
· 12-15 02:04
High leverage is a gambler's game. This buddy, Ma Ji, has paid his tuition fee. Another one eaten by the contract. Will he learn his lesson this time? Stop-loss is really more important than anything else, but unfortunately, those who understand have all died once.
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SignatureLiquidatorvip
· 12-14 00:37
High leverage is a gambler's game; sooner or later, you have to settle the account. Another influencer who attracts followers has gone off the rails. The tuition fee is really painful this time. The fate of contract traders is either to lie back and win or to lie flat; there's no middle ground. People talk about reverence, but really it's just fear of death. Still, it can help you live a little longer. This guy used to boast loudly, but now he's been turned into a leek (a victim of manipulation). Risk control sounds good in theory, but no one actually implements it. Yet another story of "I'll just double down," a cycle that repeats every year in the crypto world.
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HackerWhoCaresvip
· 12-14 00:37
Here's another one who intentionally went broke just to attract followers. I'm tired of this tactic.
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SerRugResistantvip
· 12-14 00:29
Another high-leverage gambler has been lessoned by the market. Honestly, I don't feel sorry haha High leverage is playing with fire; sooner or later, you'll get burned. This time, he was lucky enough to only get liquidated and not go bankrupt. Follow-the-market traders and their followers should have learned their lesson this time. Orders without stop-loss are time bombs. The most lacking trait in the crypto world is reverence; yet, the most common trait is overconfidence. Position management is always the first lesson, but unfortunately, most people only realize it after being wiped out. When the next market cycle comes, only those who survive will be the winners—that's the reality.
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gas_fee_therapistvip
· 12-14 00:28
It's the same old spiel again, all correct but no one listens anyway. The next buddy is still on the way.
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Blockwatcher9000vip
· 12-14 00:26
High leverage is gambling; there's nothing to wash off. It's never too late to respect the market.
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OnChainDetectivevip
· 12-14 00:16
Wait a moment, I checked the on-chain data, and this guy's large transfer records showed anomalies three hours before the liquidation. The whale address withdrew in advance... Is this really just a "mistake," or is someone manipulating behind the scenes?
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