The trader known for aggressive leverage trading has recently become the focus again—this time not because of a liquidation, but because he is still alive and holding a substantial unrealized profit.

The market turbulence triggered by the Bank of Japan's rate hike has refocused the crypto community on this long-time high-risk trader. According to on-chain data, as of mid-December, he maintained a long position of approximately 4,600 to 5,000 ETH on Hyperliquid, with a market value close to $14 million. Interestingly, this position has recently floated a profit of $200,000 to $270,000 amid market fluctuations.

You read that right—he jokingly posted on social media, "Even if I get liquidated, I won't be stirred, I have to keep testing with my positions." It sounds like self-deprecating humor, but it’s more like an honest confession of his trading philosophy.

What’s the background? Over the past few months, this trader has accumulated losses exceeding $20 million due to frequent high-leverage operations. Multiple liquidations and hot topics—calling him a "regular" in the crypto scene is not an exaggeration. But this time, facing intense market volatility, he demonstrated an unusual risk control awareness. By actively adjusting his risk exposure through reducing and increasing positions, he ultimately avoided forced liquidation by the platform.

Market analysts point out that his trading style has always been "buying the dip and selling the rally, extreme leverage"—liquidation is almost routine for him. But in this round of market movement, he seems to have truly learned what risk management is. Even so, industry insiders continue to emphasize: high-leverage trading is like walking a tightrope—one misstep can lead to a bottomless abyss. This trader’s latest actions once again sound a warning bell for the entire market—ordinary investors should not blindly follow the trend.