Precious metals are booming and becoming hot commodities; meanwhile, cryptocurrencies are being mocked as the "digital gold and silver" joke.
Interestingly, being short on meme coins has become nothing new. But if you want to talk about real misery, you have to look at those who are shorting precious metals—facing rare major surges that happen once in decades, they are directly liquidated.
The losses in the crypto world versus the total wipeout of gold and silver shorts—who is more desperate? This question really hits home. The market is so realistic; seemingly sunrise industries like precious metals and sunset industries like cryptocurrencies are both targeting short sellers back and forth—no one can escape.
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quiet_lurker
· 15m ago
The moment the precious metals short positions are liquidated, they probably truly experienced public embarrassment.
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OnchainHolmes
· 21h ago
Shorting precious metals directly led to a liquidation, this time it’s really a disaster.
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MEVHunter_9000
· 21h ago
Those guys who got liquidated directly... The gold and silver short squeeze this time is truly a social death level.
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PumpAnalyst
· 21h ago
Shorting gold and getting liquidated instantly, now that's true despair. Cryptocurrency losses are nothing compared to this [Thinking]
The妖币 laughs at precious metals, and precious metals counterattack the shorts. The market just loves to play this game; no one can escape.
It's easy to be bearish, but this wave of gold's unprecedented trend in decades has long broken through the technical support levels.
Coins and gold are back and forth harvesting retail investors. Those who short are always the ones suffering the most. Without proper risk control, you're just waiting to be beaten.
Honestly, it's all the manipulators hunting. The greedier you are, the more likely you'll get caught in the wave.
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FloorSweeper
· 21h ago
The part where the precious metals short sellers got liquidated is really hilarious. A once-in-decades market event crushed underfoot—this is what you call market education.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 22h ago
To be honest, this market cycle is exposing a core issue—the lack of permission control. The short sellers in the precious metals sector are like project teams that haven't properly managed fund audits, directly getting liquidated and wiped out as if due to integer overflow. The crypto world is used to this, but if you ask me, the real vulnerability lies in investors' risk awareness, which is similar to the lack of upgrade protections in smart contracts.
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GateUser-74b10196
· 22h ago
This wave of market is truly incredible; precious metals' bears have directly become victims of history.
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TokenVelocity
· 22h ago
Oh my, the precious metals short sellers are completely wiped out this time. A once-in-decades event, and they really dared to go all-in on shorting. Their mindset is truly remarkable.
Looking at the surreal market at the end of 2025:
Precious metals are booming and becoming hot commodities; meanwhile, cryptocurrencies are being mocked as the "digital gold and silver" joke.
Interestingly, being short on meme coins has become nothing new. But if you want to talk about real misery, you have to look at those who are shorting precious metals—facing rare major surges that happen once in decades, they are directly liquidated.
The losses in the crypto world versus the total wipeout of gold and silver shorts—who is more desperate? This question really hits home. The market is so realistic; seemingly sunrise industries like precious metals and sunset industries like cryptocurrencies are both targeting short sellers back and forth—no one can escape.