2025-12-27 03:24:24

Recently, I saw a joke on Moments that made me laugh uncontrollably and I have to share it with everyone.

A girl complained: Holding coins now is like waiting for a cheating partner. You forgive him over and over again, hoping he will turn over a new leaf and genuinely change, but what happens? He repeatedly breaks your bottom line. Hurting you, tormenting you, bullying you, making you cry in the middle of the night because you can't sleep.

The most incredible part is—you're already too deep in the trap. Want to run? Cut your losses. But the market keeps going down, and the window to cut losses gets smaller and smaller. In the end, you just lie flat and can only hope for a way out.

This analogy is really vivid. The recent BTC market really messes with people's mentality, from hope to disappointment, from persistence to helplessness. Many people have probably gone through this process. The market is like this—some chase high, some cut losses at low points, then watch it rebound and regret it.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 21h ago

Haha, that analogy is perfect. I've already become the person who lies flat. I don't even have the courage to cut losses anymore, so I might as well just close my eyes and lie down. Really, the bottom line in the crypto world is just there to be broken through. This wave is indeed heartbreaking, but looking at it from another perspective, this is just practice.

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BlockchainGriller

· 23h ago

Haha, really, this analogy hits the nail on the head. Lying flat is the right way. Cutting losses is surrendering. I’d rather die holding than admit defeat. That’s why I don’t touch altcoins; BTC is still more reliable. Laughing to death, now half the people are caught up in this story of an unfaithful partner. Honestly, it’s a mindset issue. Only those who can endure the bear market are the winners. Oh my god, my friend bought in at a high point, now he’s sighing every day. Wait, does this mean holding on forever? That would drive you crazy.

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DegenWhisperer

· 23h ago

Haha, that really nailed it. This analogy hit me right in the heart. Now I'm just lying flat. --- The moment I cut my losses, it truly felt worse than death. Regret can't change anything now. --- I just want to ask, how did you guys get through when there's no end in sight to the bailout? --- That line about crying because you can't sleep in the middle of the night made me laugh out loud. So true, brother. --- Being too deep in a position, you really can only lie flat. What else can you do? --- That's why I say holding coins is even more tormenting than holding stocks. No joke. --- When the market rebounds and you see the orders you cut, that feeling is unmatched—total blood loss.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 23h ago

Haha, that hits too close to home. This analogy is basically my blood, sweat, and tears history. Really, the moment of cutting losses is always the moment of the greatest regret. I just want to ask, is anyone still bottom-fishing at this point? Just lie flat, everyone. Anyway, nothing can be changed. Cutting losses is like suicide; not cutting losses is slow death. Choose wisely.

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MEVSandwichMaker

· 23h ago

Haha, this analogy is perfect. I'm the sucker who got trapped. Can't sell, can't run, can only lie flat and wait for a miracle. This wave really crushed my mentality. From faith to despair in just a moment.

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BrokenRugs

· 23h ago

Haha, this analogy is perfect, it's like a living version of me. --- The most self-hatred happens when cutting losses, and even more when rebounding. --- Lying flat is truly unavoidable; accepting fate is the only way. --- So don't try to bottom fish, the deeper you go, the worse the pit. --- How many people's hardships are revealed in this joke? --- Where are those who chased the high now? --- When the market crashes downward, you realize what despair really is. --- Waiting to be rescued feels even more distant than waiting for the national server. --- I just want to know if anyone has really made money. --- Repeatedly lowering the bottom line, eventually there was no bottom line at all. --- The moment the window disappears completely, that's true numbness.

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WalletDetective

· 23h ago

Haha, that was really heartbreaking. The window to cut losses is getting smaller and smaller, that part was truly brilliant. If you're too deep, just lie flat. Anyway, since it's like this, what else can we do? I'm really not joking, the group of people who chased high positions must be feeling so miserable now. This analogy hits close to home, it's about us in the crypto circle. I'm just waiting for it to rebound and slap those who cut losses. Crying at midnight because I can't sleep, is this about me? There's no end in sight to escaping the trap, better to just lie flat and stay comfortable.

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