Another "bloodbath" in the crypto market is coming.
On January 15th, according to on-chain data monitoring platform, as the price of LIT dropped below $2, a major holder heavily invested in this coin directly got wrecked. This trader had opened a 3x leveraged long position, hoping for a price rebound, but the coin's price plummeted straight down—completely wiping out the position. The final unrealized loss was shocking: over $2.84 million. To put it another way, it's like losing a luxury house in a first-tier city.
Speaking of which, recent market volatility has been quite intense. As a small to mid-cap coin, LIT's liquidity is limited, and its resilience to drops is weak. Using leverage is like dancing on the edge of a knife. While 3x leverage may not seem extreme, in reality, a drop of about 30% or more would trigger a liquidation. The recent decline in LIT precisely hit the life-or-death line for all leveraged traders.
Netizens reacting to this news expressed various sentiments. Some said leverage is like a "wealth accelerator"—either propelling you to the sky or sending you to zero. Others joked: "I bet my youth on the future, and the market made me cry until dawn."
But there are also calm voices reminding everyone: currently, market sentiment is cautious, and the volatility of small-cap coins will only become more wild. Using leverage to bottom fish at this stage is basically handing your head to the opponent. Risk control should always come first.
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0xSoulless
· 7h ago
2.84 million just gone, luckily I didn't have that much money to lose
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Leverage, huh? Leverage is really a fast track to heaven or hell
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Adding leverage to small coins, isn't this just sending yourself to the gun?
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Another chosen one is born, congratulations to this brother
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I wonder who the hell still dares to buy the dip at this time, truly a brave warrior
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3x leverage isn't extreme? I laughed, that's the definition of extreme
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Market: I just want to see who is the most greedy, then I’ll cut who
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Losing a luxury house worth 2.84 million, what kind of mentality is that?
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Risk control comes first, but 99% of people’s top priority is always greed
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When small and medium coins plunge, leveraged traders will have to be buried together
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LucidSleepwalker
· 7h ago
Here comes again, small coins with leverage. Isn't this just courting death?
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2.84 million gone, oh my, how big must your heart be to play like this.
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3x leverage hit the liquidation line, LIT this time is truly precision-guided.
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Wealth accelerator? I think this is just a bankruptcy accelerator.
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Bottom fishing, finally all bought at the floor, this market is really not for humans.
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Why are there still people daring to go long on small coins at this time? I really don't understand.
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2.84 million... a first-tier luxury house, just gone like that, outrageous.
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Don't even mention 3x, playing with leverage now is basically a suicide operation.
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"I'm betting my youth on the future," but in the end, the market bets on you, and you still win the bet.
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Risk control always comes first? Humans just don't learn from their mistakes, next time will be the same.
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TaxEvader
· 7h ago
2.84 million just gone like that, oh my god, how much would you have to gamble to lose that much?
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AlphaBrain
· 7h ago
28.4 million just disappeared like that, so a 3x leverage is really just a P2P money-giving game.
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MeaninglessGwei
· 7h ago
It has to explode even at 3x, that's really amazing haha
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DaisyUnicorn
· 8h ago
2.84 million... How strong must this guy's heart be to keep going? I cried for him.
Seeing the little flowers swaying in the wind again, why do some people insist on using a magnifying glass to look at the market?
3x leverage stepping on the life-and-death line, this rhythm, the market really is a question setter.
Don't bother with tokens that have poor liquidity. Wait, am I also in this trap?
DeFi liquidation self-rescue guide, first rule: don't let yourself become the person in the story.
Another "bloodbath" in the crypto market is coming.
On January 15th, according to on-chain data monitoring platform, as the price of LIT dropped below $2, a major holder heavily invested in this coin directly got wrecked. This trader had opened a 3x leveraged long position, hoping for a price rebound, but the coin's price plummeted straight down—completely wiping out the position. The final unrealized loss was shocking: over $2.84 million. To put it another way, it's like losing a luxury house in a first-tier city.
Speaking of which, recent market volatility has been quite intense. As a small to mid-cap coin, LIT's liquidity is limited, and its resilience to drops is weak. Using leverage is like dancing on the edge of a knife. While 3x leverage may not seem extreme, in reality, a drop of about 30% or more would trigger a liquidation. The recent decline in LIT precisely hit the life-or-death line for all leveraged traders.
Netizens reacting to this news expressed various sentiments. Some said leverage is like a "wealth accelerator"—either propelling you to the sky or sending you to zero. Others joked: "I bet my youth on the future, and the market made me cry until dawn."
But there are also calm voices reminding everyone: currently, market sentiment is cautious, and the volatility of small-cap coins will only become more wild. Using leverage to bottom fish at this stage is basically handing your head to the opponent. Risk control should always come first.