🚨 Jaw-dropping, Brother Maji actually went short! Is this the power of a contrarian indicator, or a capital game changing the script? Happy 2nd anniversary to the issuance of 🎉, the “reverse beacon” Brother Maji, who experienced 280 liquidation events and lost tens of millions of dollars 💥

Brother Maji, who has been liquidated 280 times and lost hundreds of millions of dollars, has now placed ETH short orders at $2100-$2200. The market’s initial reaction is panic because his “zero win rate” has become a kind of mysticism: when he goes long, everyone wants to run; when he goes short, people are afraid to short.

But in-depth analysis shows this is not really about long or short judgment, but a show.

1. He’s not losing money; he’s losing “the effect of the show.” His losses are real—$26 million just gone. But his real secret weapon is the “Three-layer Capital Perpetual Motion Machine”: traditional funds exiting from tech companies, early crypto capital from coin issuance, and liquidity pools used as ATM machines for NFTs. Ordinary people get liquidated and exit; his liquidation is just one episode of the show, with funds always ready to buy tickets for the next round.

2. Shorting? Maybe just a hedging performance. He might not be turning bearish but is placing short orders while closing longs to hedge. Essentially, this is no different from his past use of 25x leverage to “test the edge,” with the core strategy still being “extreme risk for extreme attention.”

3. The real lesson for the market is emotional gambling. His presence amplifies market sentiment. When the consensus of “Brother Maji’s counter-indication” forms, his actions trigger conditioned reflexive reverse trades, intensifying short-term volatility.

So the conclusion is:
Don’t analyze his longs or shorts; appreciate his “performance art.” His trading has moved beyond ordinary profit and loss, becoming a capital performance art that uses huge losses to maintain IP popularity. For retail investors, the only thing to learn from him is his absolutely uncopyable risk control: he has a “perpetual motion machine” safety net, and you don’t.

Just enjoy the entertainment, then do whatever you want. After all, Brother Maji can still buy tickets after losing, can you? $ETH