According to @EmberCN, a trader chased ETH at 4,402 dollars for 8,637 ETH on Oct 2 and cut at 3,764 dollars on Oct 11, implying about 5.51 million dollars realized loss based on those sizes and prices; Source: @EmberCN on X, Oct 22, 2025. On Oct 13, the same trader re-entered 7,817 ETH at 4,159 dollars and exited at 3,714 dollars on Oct 17 for about 3.48 million dollars realized loss by the same calculation; Source: @EmberCN on X, Oct 22, 2025. On Oct 21, he bought 7,221 ETH at 4,036 dollars, and with ETH at 3,840 dollars afterward the position shows roughly 1.41 million dollars unrealized loss, aligning with the 1.4 million dollars figure noted; Source: @EmberCN on X, Oct 22, 2025. The post describes this activity as a contrarian signal and is tagged with #OKX, highlighting short-term trading behavior on a major exchange; Source: @EmberCN on X, Oct 22, 2025.

According to Lookonchain, a trader known for making impulsive decisions recently bought 1,805 ETH for $6.42 million at a price of $3,559 each. However, two weeks ago, he panic sold at a significant loss of $3.6 million. With the ETH price rising, he repurchased 1,734 ETH for $3.11 million at $1,792 per coin. This highlights the risks of emotional trading and the classic buy high, sell low pattern.