After this round of trading, I invested $12,000 to add margin, and the liquidation price is now stuck at 3288. To be honest, I still feel quite nervous. Previously, at the lowest point, I lost over $6,000, but then the market rebounded and I recovered quite a bit. Now looking at the order book, I feel that the 3100 level is not very stable. Being so close to the liquidation zone, sometimes I really have the urge to cut losses. This feeling of repeatedly wavering on the edge of life and death, I guess, anyone who trades futures would understand — the fluctuations of the account directly hit the psychological defense line.
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MEVEye
· 21h ago
Wow, the 3288 spot is really intense, my mental state is truly collapsing.
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BoredWatcher
· 21h ago
You really have to hold on, buddy. If it breaks 3100, this wave will truly result in a huge loss.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 21h ago
Another day of being battered by the market, but brother, once we get through this wave, it's a rebirth.
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3100 can't really stop anything; the key is that you're still here, the account is still here, and your faith is still here.
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When you added $12,000, did you ever think that this might be a signal of the bottom range?
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I understand the idea of cutting losses, but if you cut and then rebound, you'll regret it to the point of bleeding. Hang in there.
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The edge of life and death is the best place to see human nature; the current suffering is actually building momentum for the next takeoff.
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Wait, no, your operation logic actually reflects that the market hasn't stabilized yet, but opportunities are precisely brewing here.
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Being cowardly means just going flat; not being cowardly means closing your eyes and waiting for the rebound. The third way is the most dangerous.
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Riding through cycles relies on this kind of mindset rebuilding at such moments; if you get through today, tomorrow becomes a story.
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LightningAllInHero
· 21h ago
Bro, you need to adjust your mindset. That 3100 barrier is really dangerous.
After this round of trading, I invested $12,000 to add margin, and the liquidation price is now stuck at 3288. To be honest, I still feel quite nervous. Previously, at the lowest point, I lost over $6,000, but then the market rebounded and I recovered quite a bit. Now looking at the order book, I feel that the 3100 level is not very stable. Being so close to the liquidation zone, sometimes I really have the urge to cut losses. This feeling of repeatedly wavering on the edge of life and death, I guess, anyone who trades futures would understand — the fluctuations of the account directly hit the psychological defense line.