2025-12-29 08:31:00

The last wave of AT directly plunged 30%, and my aggressive position almost got wiped out. This is the current normality of the market—one needle drops, and the previous gains instantly turn to bubbles, or even turn into losses.

What seems simple in theory is actually deadly difficult in practice. Slightly more aggressive positioning can send the market back to square one, or even worse. Watching the market every day, either you can't make money or you end up in debt. Repeating this cycle, not only do you fail to generate any profit, but you also owe a lot. Now I can barely afford to eat.

Compared to the anxiety of watching the market 24/7 on an exchange, working in a factory or delivering food seems much more stable. At least they have a fixed salary and don't have to worry about a single needle. I really feel like I can't handle this market anymore; with such unpredictable fluctuations, no matter how cautious the risk management, it’s just not enough.

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TokenomicsPolice

· 9h ago

This guy's aggressive position got hit pretty hard. To be honest, a 30% drop is really hard to withstand. But that's exactly why I always say—if you're willing to enter the market, you have to be prepared to get eaten up. Without proper position management, everything you do is pointless.

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ChainSpy

· 10h ago

Haha, this is the consequence of leverage. A single needle can indeed knock someone out. But to be honest, just being able to tell this story alive is already considered lucky. Wait, are you really planning to go screw around now, or are you just throwing a tantrum? Speaking of which, without risk management, you really can't hold up, but completely lying flat doesn't seem to be the solution either. This wave of plunge is normal; I've seen even more brutal ones. The key is how to operate next time. Having too much position will get you beaten, no wonder the market is like this. Hey, are you still holding on to that aggressive position now?

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SerNgmi

· 10h ago

This guy is being too serious; aggressive positions are basically gambling with your life, a single mistake can wipe you out completely.

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GasOptimizer

· 10h ago

I'm actually curious, at the moment when that 30% plunge happened, where did you set your stop-loss order? If not, don't blame the market; this is not a market issue, it's a data model problem.

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StakeHouseDirector

· 10h ago

30% per needle? Your position is really aggressive, no wonder you almost got wiped out. To be honest, trying to survive with an aggressive position is much more difficult than screwing in a screw.

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