#比特币与黄金战争 The strange K-line in the square is indeed worth pondering. Seeing so many people suspecting that there is a whale manipulating behind the scenes, I tend to agree with this judgment.
My practical lessons are bloodily clear — I opened a short at the 0.48 level with only a few tens of dollars in capital, then turned around to attend a wedding feast, not touching the trading software for an entire day. When I reopened the app, it had already exploded. At that moment, I thought: why bother competing with these concept coins?
So my current strategy is very simple — only trade $BTC and $ETH, the two core assets, and no longer trust those public accounts that look like they have huge orders. After experiencing a zeroing feeling once, you understand what risk management really means.
Honestly, right now I’m most conflicted about BTC’s trend. I’m still looking for a job and don’t have a stable income to supplement. If it suddenly drops below 60,000, I really won’t have the ammunition to buy the dip. I hope the market can be a bit more gentle and give retail investors like me some time to reorganize.
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CompoundPersonality
· 5h ago
Uh... looking at your experience, I can't help but laugh. You went from attending a wedding to suddenly hitting a surge in orders—this script is truly amazing.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 5h ago
The moment of liquidation was truly despairing, but it was also a lesson learned.
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This trick of the boss is played very skillfully; retail investors are just like chives.
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During job hunting, I still had to watch the market; these days are indeed tough.
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Only trading BTC and ETH is the right choice; others are indeed just gambling.
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Did it blow up directly at 0.48? Brother, your luck is incredible.
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Whether 60,000 breaks or not, I have no money left; just wait for the news and lie flat.
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The wedding banquet hasn't finished, but the bill is gone hahaha.
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Those big V's orders indeed have issues; I was also deceived.
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Risk management is about not touching things you don't understand.
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Stable income is fundamental; if you don't have it, don't leverage.
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fren.eth
· 5h ago
The wedding day was truly a textbook example of a cautionary tale—just explode if you must, you deserve it.
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I've heard too many stories about manipulators controlling the market; ultimately, it's still about not managing your stop-loss well.
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0.48 short position taken out directly—that's what you call the joy and worries of being chosen by fate, haha.
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BTC falling below 60,000, and I don't have the funds to buy in; better to save money first, everyone.
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Those big V influencers really gamble with their lives when they call signals; isn't it better to just honestly stick to mainstream coins?
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During job hunting, still thinking about bottom-fishing—how to say it... a bit too much courage.
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Anyone who has experienced a direct account ban understands—concept coins are simply not to be touched.
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So now it's just waiting—waiting for the salary to arrive and BTC to retrace; both are lacking.
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At the wedding, the coin was falling—this luck is truly incredible.
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No hype, no blackening; those who focus on the secondary market all end up surviving.
#比特币与黄金战争 The strange K-line in the square is indeed worth pondering. Seeing so many people suspecting that there is a whale manipulating behind the scenes, I tend to agree with this judgment.
My practical lessons are bloodily clear — I opened a short at the 0.48 level with only a few tens of dollars in capital, then turned around to attend a wedding feast, not touching the trading software for an entire day. When I reopened the app, it had already exploded. At that moment, I thought: why bother competing with these concept coins?
So my current strategy is very simple — only trade $BTC and $ETH, the two core assets, and no longer trust those public accounts that look like they have huge orders. After experiencing a zeroing feeling once, you understand what risk management really means.
Honestly, right now I’m most conflicted about BTC’s trend. I’m still looking for a job and don’t have a stable income to supplement. If it suddenly drops below 60,000, I really won’t have the ammunition to buy the dip. I hope the market can be a bit more gentle and give retail investors like me some time to reorganize.