ETH: Summary of Valuescan community discussions (14:00:09 ~ 15:00:09)

[Extracting viewpoint materials] 1. Trading partner "Brother Money-Giving Buddy" has been consistently adding small amounts to his long position in ETH in a high-frequency trading environment, increasing his position from 600 to 650 ETH, demonstrating a clear bullish bias and large-scale capital intervention. [src: @Valuescan, 2026-02-12 14:27:21/#2157533；ref: window] 2. This wallet currently holds approximately $50,000 worth of ETH with 25x leverage. The current floating loss is about -17%, leaving only a safety margin of about 2% before liquidation, indicating that risk control remains tight. [src: @Valuescan, 2026-02-12 14:27:16/#2157532；ref: window] 3. Despite significant unrealized losses, traders continued to add to their positions gradually, maintaining a position growth rate of around 4%, with an average price near $1980. This reflects strong confidence in long on ETH and an active strategy of adding to positions. [src: @Valuescan, 2026-02-12 14:27:16/#2157532；ref: window] 4. Between 12:00 and 14:00, this trader repeatedly added to their ETH position, experiencing a floating loss of nearly -29%, yet maintained the position and continued to increase it, indicating a strong expectation of a medium-term or even short-term rebound in ETH. [src: @Valuescan, 2026-02-12 12:13:53/#2156926；ref: ctx] 5. The community mentions that this channel has a historical win rate of 70%, an average profit/loss ratio of 0.76, and a maximum drawdown of up to 160%, indicating an aggressive and volatile trading strategy, but with manageable risk, suitable for following the bullish trend of mainstream cryptocurrencies. [src: @Valuescan, 2026-02-12 14:27:21/#2157533；ref: window] 6. Community members reported a high win rate for this channel, with some achieving several times their ETH positions through copy trading, reaching a peak profit of 500%, thus creating a narrative that "following mainstream coins to long on ETH can generate profits." [src: @Valuescan, 2026-02-12 12:42:00/#2156998；ref: ctx] 7. Fund flow data shows that this trader used high leverage (25x) to long on ETH. Although there was a significant unrealized loss, the trader maintained the position and even added to it, demonstrating a high risk appetite and continued betting on a rebound in ETH prices. [src: @Valuescan, 2026-02-12 14:27:21/#2157533；ref: window] 8. This trading pattern is characterized by high frequency and a bullish bias, with continued position accumulating even during periods of loss. This indicates an aggressive trading strategy and flexible capital management, making it suitable for observing the dynamics of capital inflows and risk changes. [src: @Valuescan, 2026-02-12 14:27:16/#2157532；ref: window] 9. The average trader price rose slightly (from $1972.7 to $1981), indicating that the increase in average cost due to increased positions suggests a possible short-term buying frenzy or bottom-building intentions. [src: @Valuescan, 2026-02-12 12:13:53/#2156926；ref: ctx] 10. The community is showing consistent interest in ETH long positions and accretion activities. Combined with real-time trading data and AI wallet analysis, this reflects the ongoing tracking and speculative atmosphere surrounding long ETH strategies. [src: @Valuescan, 2026-02-12 14:27:21/#2157533；ref: window] [Summarizing Key Clues (Optional)] Traders continued to use 25x leverage to long on ETH, with multiple small increases in their positions, indicating a bullish bias and the involvement of large funds. Despite unrealized losses of 17%-29%, the continued holding and even additions reflect confidence in an ETH rebound and an aggressive trading strategy. - The community hype narrative revolves around "following the mainstream coin ETH to long, with a high historical win rate and the potential to profit several times over." - The fund flow shows high-frequency trading, with tight but manageable risk control, and the position value is approximately $50,000. - The average transaction price rose slightly, reflecting cost adjustments due to increased holdings and short-term chasing of rising prices.