#加密货币市场动态 After the market pullback, retail investors are filled with sorrow. But to truly identify the hardest-hit areas, we must look at those institutions with heavy positions. Take, for example, a publicly listed company that is crazily coin hoarding; this round saw a 36% retracement, which is already tough, and as a result, their stock price plummeted—70% fall, almost a 50% Slump again.
What’s even harsher? The company’s daily interest expenses amount to millions of dollars flowing out, and under such cash flow pressure, the shrinkage of assets and the cost of debt form a double squeeze. This leverage play acts as an amplifier in a bull market, but turns into a meat grinder in a bear market. Retail investors lose their principal, while institutions may lose their entire business model.
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consensus_whisperer
· 11-26 22:31
Leverage is truly a double-edged sword; during a bull run, everyone feels like a genius, but when the bear market arrives, their true nature is revealed.
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GasFeeVictim
· 11-26 20:07
Laughing to death, this is called greediness exceeding one’s capacity.
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AirdropDreamer
· 11-24 05:50
Ha, it's this trap again, big institutions playing with leverage are just asking for trouble.
Indeed, institutions have taken a blood loss this time, but retail investors shouldn't gloat either; in the next round of playing people for suckers, it will be your turn.
Daily interest bleeding, this is the price of greed.
Leverage is really a double-edged sword; it's exhilarating when you profit, but when you lose... you're just done.
Seeing that 70% fall makes me want to laugh; what happened to the once-crazy ones?
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GraphGuru
· 11-24 05:50
Leverage really is a double-edged sword. In a bull market, it feels amazing, but in a bear market, it’s like cutting your own hand off.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 11-24 05:47
Oh dear, this is what they call leveraged suicide, bleeding millions every day and still holding on.
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SignatureLiquidator
· 11-24 05:42
70% drop? Oh my, this is what you call a real crash. Retail investors lose money, institutions lose their lives.
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SilentObserver
· 11-24 05:40
Haha, this is why I never touch leverage. It's quite satisfying to watch these institutions dig their own graves.
#加密货币市场动态 After the market pullback, retail investors are filled with sorrow. But to truly identify the hardest-hit areas, we must look at those institutions with heavy positions. Take, for example, a publicly listed company that is crazily coin hoarding; this round saw a 36% retracement, which is already tough, and as a result, their stock price plummeted—70% fall, almost a 50% Slump again.
What’s even harsher? The company’s daily interest expenses amount to millions of dollars flowing out, and under such cash flow pressure, the shrinkage of assets and the cost of debt form a double squeeze. This leverage play acts as an amplifier in a bull market, but turns into a meat grinder in a bear market. Retail investors lose their principal, while institutions may lose their entire business model.