The crypto circle has once again seen a master take action. This trader, Maji, who specializes in high leverage trading, recently pulled his account out of trouble with a precise operation on ZEC.

Speaking of this trade, the details are worth pondering. He used 10x leverage to buy 888.88 ZEC, with an average price around $378. It sounds ordinary, but the early days were tough—just this ZEC position was floating at a loss of $893. Plus, he was holding long positions in ETH and HYPE, and the floating loss on the entire account once soared above $410,000. During that period, the account situation was indeed passive.

However, he didn’t panic and cut his positions; instead, he chose to hold patiently. The key was identifying the turning point and decisively taking profit and closing the position. As a result, not only was the floating loss on the ZEC position wiped out, but the entire account surprisingly turned profitable, ending with a floating profit of $1.48 million. Such a turnaround is not easy for any trader.

Those familiar with Maji’s trading style know that he is exactly this kind of person—able to make tens of millions, but also capable of losing everything in just a few dozen days. Last September, his account’s floating profit once soared to $44.84 million, with the peak account size approaching $60 million. At that time, he must have been very proud. But when the market turned in October, the liquidation cycle began. Over 47 days, both the floating profit and the $15 million principal were lost, and the account once dropped to just over $1,700—this experience of going from heaven to hell is not something everyone can endure. Even after recovering, weekly losses once exceeded $1.62 million.

The appearance of this $1.48 million floating profit means something different to him. Currently, his account still holds long ETH positions worth over $34 million, though with some floating loss, but this buffer of $1.48 million gives him enough room for rebalancing and psychological resilience.

Back to the point, this player, who favors 10-25x high leverage trading, has indeed demonstrated a keen sense of market rhythm. From a $410,000 floating loss to $1.48 million floating profit, such a reversal requires both courage and judgment. But high leverage trading is always dancing on the edge of a knife—profitable when making money, decisive when losing. Whether he can stabilize this profit and continue to control risks is the real test. In the face of the market, no one can guarantee the outcome; only continuous reverence and flexible strategy adjustments are the secrets to lasting survival.