Why do big shots like Ma Ji, Insider Brother, and certain whales have endless positions but infinite bullets?

$ETH ‌$BTC ‌On January 16, according to lookonchain monitoring, a high-leverage gambler deposited $3 million USDT into Hyperliquid and used maximum leverage to establish the following short positions: · 18,261 ETH (about $60.32 million) · 1,845 XMR (about $1.27 million) Among them, the liquidation price for ETH is $3,380. "Now, when you open news media, 2 out of 10 headlines are such stories. Since Hyperliquid became popular, a new batch of stars has emerged in the industry, often seen as Big Brother Ma Ji, 100% profit whales, Trump insider accounts, etc. They place orders starting at several million dollars with 50x leverage or more, and many are dead set in one direction—getting liquidated, then adding more liquidation, creating a feeling of treating money like fun beans. Many investors follow these trades as a guide, but can only imitate the direction, not the unlimited bullets of others. In fact, these internet celebrity wallets definitely have multiple accounts, each with hedging orders. On one hand, they can set the rhythm and induce retail investors; on the other hand, they hedge to wash out the rice. What they show publicly is just one part. Just like many people watching a certain position of Xiao Huang Mao, claiming the president also lost money—it's funny. The liquidated positions are not his; even if he gets liquidated, he makes more elsewhere. All with a purpose. In short, with their understanding, they wouldn't make such a basic mistake. Those who lose billions in liquidation are just smoke screens.