When you see this trade by Big Bro Maji, a lot of people’s first reaction is: 'How can he keep averaging down like this?' But if you’ve actually traded before, you’ll realize this is precisely the easiest trap to fall into. Not because you don’t understand, but because you’re unwilling to accept it. You keep thinking, 'Just a little more drop and it’ll bottom out,' 'One more buy and I can lower my cost,' 'Just wait a bit longer and I’ll break even.' And so, your position gets heavier, your leverage gets higher. Until the market hits the stop button for you. On-chain data shows that address 0x020c...35872 had a net deposit of $298,045, with total losses of $2,766,418 and fees of $89,423, with a maximum drawdown of 99.58%. Behind these numbers, it’s not just a liquidation. It’s more like the psychological journey every trader has been through: refusing to cut losses, refusing to admit defeat, always believing the next candlestick will be on your side. This is where the market is the cruelest. It won’t reverse just because your cost is lower; it won’t make an exception just because you’ve invested more. So, the most valuable takeaway from this case isn’t about who’s right or wrong, but a reminder to all traders: the real battle has never been with the market—it’s always been with yourself.