A whale account from a leading exchange has recently attracted attention. The trader's strategy is quite interesting — they don't bet on market direction, but focus on capturing short-term volatility.

Specifically, they just closed a $15.25 million ETH long position, taking a $90,000 profit from this move.

The operational logic of such accounts is actually quite clear. They prefer high leverage configurations, often use full-position modes, and quickly rotate between mainstream coins. More importantly, these traders don't follow trends — they may switch between long and short multiple times within a single day, with a very pure goal: to profit from price fluctuations.

Although this account has already closed its major positions, it still maintains a small unrealized profit on paper. This "using time to gain space" approach is especially prone to opportunities during market consolidation phases. The key is to have sufficient risk control awareness and market sensitivity — after all, high leverage involves repeated intraday trading, and a misjudgment can be costly.