Trading diary for mid-December 2025. The account now has 19,508 USDT remaining, a result of gradually recovering from the peak of 1 million to the lowest point of 100,000. The whole process is a deep reflection on going all-in on Dogecoin.
In the past half month, Dogecoin has been fluctuating around 0.14. It seems like there’s no significant movement, but beneath the surface, there are dark currents—funds flowing from negative to positive, and the concentration of holdings jumping to 1.8. These details are all signaling something.
The most painful moment was at the beginning of the month. At 0.131, I decided to cut my losses and clear the leverage, thinking I was escaping the top. Unexpectedly, Dogecoin never dropped below 0.13 afterward. Looking back at that cut-loss line now, it feels like I cut the lowest point right into my hand. Only a small amount of spot holdings remain to support me, and every day I struggle to resist chasing the rally.
Recently, the idea of adding more has been growing stronger. The market is moving, holdings are consolidating, funds are flowing in—everything is tempting you to bet again. But inside, I keep repeating: stay calm, don’t be driven by emotions. It’s easy to say, but only I know how hard it is to truly hold back.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 6h ago
It went from 1 million to 100,000 and then was rescued again. The mental strength required for this move is really intense. Cutting at 0.131 was truly painful, watching it not break below 0.13 afterward was even more frustrating... However, this step with 19508U is stable. Don't be fooled again by data like chip concentration.
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MevSandwich
· 7h ago
0.131 That move was truly brilliant, it cut right to the heart.
From 1 million down to 100,000 and climbing back up, only you know if this roller coaster ride was worth it.
Concentrated chips, turning profits, repeated fluctuations at 0.14... Honestly, these signals are indeed tempting, but the most important thing now is to resist this wave of impulsiveness.
That being said, sometimes just staying alive is winning.
Being hijacked by emotions or by the market—either way, it’s uncomfortable.
If Dogecoin really takes off this time, how much can your small spot position really eat?
The real test now isn’t technical skills, but psychological resilience, brother.
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Lonely_Validator
· 7h ago
This cutting line is truly amazing, the art of perfectly hitting the lowest point...
The journey from 1 million to 19,508 for salvation feels a bit like a small knife blade.
The chips jump up, but the hands tremble down; this is called market discipline.
We promised to stay steady and not chase, but as soon as the market jumps, I want to go all in. I understand too well.
That 0.131 knife now looks like a joke, and I learned a harsh lesson from my own "smartness."
Trading diary for mid-December 2025. The account now has 19,508 USDT remaining, a result of gradually recovering from the peak of 1 million to the lowest point of 100,000. The whole process is a deep reflection on going all-in on Dogecoin.
In the past half month, Dogecoin has been fluctuating around 0.14. It seems like there’s no significant movement, but beneath the surface, there are dark currents—funds flowing from negative to positive, and the concentration of holdings jumping to 1.8. These details are all signaling something.
The most painful moment was at the beginning of the month. At 0.131, I decided to cut my losses and clear the leverage, thinking I was escaping the top. Unexpectedly, Dogecoin never dropped below 0.13 afterward. Looking back at that cut-loss line now, it feels like I cut the lowest point right into my hand. Only a small amount of spot holdings remain to support me, and every day I struggle to resist chasing the rally.
Recently, the idea of adding more has been growing stronger. The market is moving, holdings are consolidating, funds are flowing in—everything is tempting you to bet again. But inside, I keep repeating: stay calm, don’t be driven by emotions. It’s easy to say, but only I know how hard it is to truly hold back.