ETH got liquidated over there in the early hours, and now there’s just this BTC long position left. Seeing the stop-loss price doesn’t exactly make me feel relieved. As of now, this wallet still holds about 1,355.6 BTC, 40x isolated margin, with a nominal value of approximately $111 million. This BTC position still had about $290K in unrealized profit at the time. What’s got my eyes glued is the $80,500 market stop-loss order: the liquidation price is at $80,038, just a $462 difference between the two. A stop-loss is supposed to give the position an exit route, but with this kind of leverage and position size, that route is way too close to the liquidation line. Once it hits $80,500, it triggers a market order, which doesn’t guarantee execution at $80,500. I know having a stop-loss is better than not having one, but it’s hard to see that $462 as any kind of meaningful buffer. What’s even more nerve-wracking is that the position size, stop-loss, and liquidation line are all visible on the wallet page. ETH is already out, and BTC was still in unrealized profit at the time. But looking at the exit conditions for this position, I can’t help but feel like that safety rope is stretched way too tight. https://(hyperdash.com)/address/0x30afce2f6842bf183c7e3fe7162e279ff0b6393e