Sometimes, losses are just losses, and there's nothing to complain about.
Look at these facts: a trader once blew up his leveraged account from over $80 million to $100 million — and he had set a $1 billion target at the time. Even more ironically, after the account was wiped out, the token he participated in actually started to strengthen, but he completely cut ties with that coin. Even when witnessing the project come back to life, he chose to stay on the sidelines.
This is a microcosm of market reality — sometimes, mistakes in risk management can cause traders to miss opportunities they once firmly believed in.
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 6h ago
This guy is really incredible, going from 80M to $100. His mental resilience must be strong... But on the other hand, he won't see the coin rise later, and that's the most heartbreaking part.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 6h ago
Haha, this is the fate of leverage players—greed costs them everything.
Sometimes, losses are just losses, and there's nothing to complain about.
Look at these facts: a trader once blew up his leveraged account from over $80 million to $100 million — and he had set a $1 billion target at the time. Even more ironically, after the account was wiped out, the token he participated in actually started to strengthen, but he completely cut ties with that coin. Even when witnessing the project come back to life, he chose to stay on the sidelines.
This is a microcosm of market reality — sometimes, mistakes in risk management can cause traders to miss opportunities they once firmly believed in.