2026-01-02 11:20:51

Getting trapped when entering the market, watching it go down from 1.6 all the way, was really uncomfortable. But I didn't choose to cut losses and give up; instead, I gradually adjusted my position during the rebound, finally bringing my average cost down to 1.08. This process is easy to talk about, but it takes countless psychological battles to actually do it. After seeing through the strategies of these big players, I swear I will never be fooled by the same tricks again. The crypto market is very deep, but since I've entered, I have to learn how to deal with these opponents.

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OvertimeSquid

· 6h ago

Wow, from 1.6 down to 1.08, how strong must the mentality be... I'm really convinced.

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FlippedSignal

· 6h ago

Ha, I have to say, this move is really ruthless. From 1.6 all the way down to 1.08, just thinking about the process gives me chills. --- Whether to cut losses or not really depends on your conviction; sometimes persistence is the key to winning. --- The dealer's tricks are always the same, seeing through them is indeed satisfying, but the problem is you'll get caught again next time. --- I believe you learned something this time, but I bet you'll make the same mistake again next time haha. --- How about lowering the cost to 1.08? No current action to take. --- Psychological torment is the most exhausting part, more painful than losing money itself. --- In the crypto world, once you're in, don't expect to come out unscathed; in the end, you'll have to be beaten down until you realize the truth.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 6h ago

Haha, 1.6 slid down to 1.08. This move is indeed quite something. But I bet you'll still get caught next time.

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PumpStrategist

· 6h ago

1.6 dropped to 1.08, this is a typical case of passive averaging, with the chip distribution clearly visible. Replenishing from the high level all the way down, politely called "adjustment strategy," but in reality, it's betting on a rebound, and the risk release is far from over. Market maker tactics? Bro, think in the opposite way. Those truly caught in the trap are the onlookers without positions. This wave is actually you benefiting from the main force's shakeout. Don't overhype your own trading skills. Next time, can you really avoid the same tricks? I remain skeptical. By the time the pattern has formed, it's often already too late.

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