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On August 22, according to TradingBeats (formerly Hyperinsight), the trading performance of 'Maji' brother Huang Licheng's address has recently reversed significantly. After experiencing nearly 500 liquidations, his account grew from $152,000 to over $10 million in just three days. However, during a recent short-term crypto market plunge, the balance of his account dropped from $12.8 million to $10.8 million within 80 minutes, showing significant volatility. He still holds 888.88 BTC longs and 19,100 ETH longs, with a floating loss of $470,000 on Bitcoin longs and a floating profit of $2.17 million on Ethereum longs.

On August 22, according to TradingBeats (formerly Hyperinsight), the trading performance of 'Maji Brother' Huang Licheng's address has recently reversed significantly. After nearly 500 liquidations, his account grew from $152,000 to over $10 million in just three days. However, during a recent short-term crypto market plunge, the balance of his account dropped from $12.8 million to $10.8 million within 80 minutes, showing significant volatility. He currently holds 888.88 BTC longs and 19,100 ETH longs, with a floating loss of $470,000 on Bitcoin longs and a floating gain of $2.17 million on Ethereum longs.

On August 22, whale trader Jason Leo, known for setting '10 major goals', reflected on his recent trading experiences in a morning post. He stated that he is re-evaluating his understanding of discipline and risk control in trading. Jason mentioned that in the previous cycle, he achieved approximately $100 million in profit but failed to cut losses in time after a market reversal due to his long-term adherence to trend judgments, resulting in a significant profit drawdown. This experience led him to summarize two core principles: 'discipline' and 'risk'. He noted that in the early stages of the current market, he maintained a trend trading mindset, believing that Bitcoin would reach a target price of $74,000 and viewing the fluctuations as part of the upward process. However, as the price approached the target, his past loss experiences began to influence his judgment, leading him to choose to exit early. Jason stated that although Bitcoin eventually reached $74,000, he was unable to hold on. He believes the mistake in the previous cycle was overconfidence in the trend, while in this cycle, fear of repeating past mistakes caused him to abandon the trend too soon. He concluded that the greatest challenge in trading is not to conquer the market, but to break free from the inherent biases formed by past experiences. 'If experience does not adapt to changing environments, it is essentially prejudice; if discipline loses judgment, it is essentially mechanical.'