The whole internet is in chaos! Brother Maji is shorting ETH with a backhand, is the reverse indicator about to fail?
Everyone is stunned! The crypto circle's recognized 'reverse beacon' Brother Maji directly placed a short order in the ETH 2100–2200 USD range, igniting a frenzy in the contract circle. This legendary player, who has been liquidated 280 times and lost over 26 million USD, has turned reverse trading into an art: when he goes long, the market panics; when he goes short, no one dares to follow suit, and this operation has left countless people dumbfounded.
But peeling back the underlying logic reveals that this is not merely a simple battle of bulls and bears, but a top-tier traffic show.
What he loses is never money, but the effect of a top-tier show. The tens of millions of USD in losses are real, but behind him is a three-tier capital perpetual motion machine: funds exiting traditional industries, early crypto principal, and liquidity from continually monetizing NFTs. When ordinary people get liquidated, they exit; when he gets liquidated, it's just a plot twist, always having bullets to continue the show.
This shorting is most likely just a hedging performance. It's likely he is closing long positions while opening short positions for protection, similar to his previous high-leverage eye-catching plays, with the core being to exchange extreme risk for traffic across the internet.
Brother Maji has long become an amplifier of market sentiment; the stronger the 'reverse consensus,' the more his actions will trigger collective reverse trading, directly intensifying short-term volatility.
To sum it up in one sentence: don't follow his direction guessing; he plays capital performance art, using losses to exchange for IP popularity. He has a perpetual motion machine backing him, while you only have real money to bear the risks; copying his homework will only get you harvested.
Do you think Brother Maji's short order is a genuine bearish move or just a performance? Let's discuss in the comments!
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