Big bro just showed the whole world a fundamental law of the crypto universe through his actions: when faced with 25x leverage, 'I got the direction right, but I couldn’t hold on until it was right' is everyone’s fate. His $ETH long position got liquidated 4 times within an hour. Note—this wasn’t 'closing at a loss,' it was 'forced liquidation by the system.' Translation: his margin was wiped out, and the system wouldn’t let him keep playing. Then he turned around and added another 600 $ETH to his position. If we describe this behavior in traditional finance terms, it’s called the 'gambler’s fallacy'—the more you lose, the more convinced you are that you’ll win next time. In the crypto world, we call this 'community spirit.' The liquidation data is brutally honest too: the long-to-short liquidation ratio is 9:1. This isn’t a coincidence—it shows that the current market sentiment is extremely bullish (everyone’s trying to buy the dip and go long), but the price action is extremely bearish (prices keep dropping). When 'everyone’s direction' is opposite to 'the price direction,' then everyone’s direction is wrong. This principle holds true in any financial market, but in crypto, every cycle has people learning it all over again.