ETH's market movements are showing new developments. Recently, an active trader's actions have attracted attention—last month, their long position win rate reached 55%, but their account was simultaneously experiencing a net loss of $350,000. More intriguingly, they did not choose to cut losses; instead, they significantly increased their positions and even leveraged more to lay out ETH and BTC.

Based on current position data, their average ETH holding price is $2,942, and their BTC average price is around $88,000. Continuing to add to their positions at these price levels seems somewhat counterintuitive—but in the crypto market, such "contrarian operations" often imply some market judgment.

Is this simply a gambler's mentality, or are there other market signals supporting this behavior? Watching the movements of such large funds is quite interesting. Their position adjustments often precede market shifts, especially in seemingly irrational position increases, which sometimes hide a unique understanding of subsequent market trends.

Mainstream cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH attract a lot of attention, but there are other funds moving quietly in the market. A trader risking a $350,000 loss yet still adding to their position—are they acting out of frustration, or are they carefully planning their strategy? The market will always provide the answer. What do you think about such operations?