Sticking it out with my brothers against three scams—PIPPIN was directly halved, ARC was also restless, the worst was that bullhead TRADOOR, which made me question life at one point. But in the end? We all f***ing climbed back up.
Many people ask me how I dare to take the risk, and the answer is just two words: position size. Never go all in, always leave yourself a way out. These low-quality projects have large fluctuations as a norm; the higher they rise, the deeper they can fall. The key is to calculate how much drawdown you can bear.
High-leverage contracts are indeed exciting, but playing for too long can lead to addiction. Next, I plan to reduce the leverage; stability is the long-term solution. After all, the market is not short of opportunities, but of those who can survive.
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 20h ago
Wow, this TRADOOR is really outrageous, almost blew my mind.
All in is the devil, Position management is really a lifesaver.
Those who play with high leverage are all like this, too much stimulation needs to cool down.
Surviving is the real victory, this sentence hits hard.
Why are these three broken coins so capable of tossing around, it's hilarious.
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GasFeeCrying
· 20h ago
Haha, it was just a false alarm again, scared me to death, brother.
All in is the original sin, position management is the true path.
This wave of TRADOOR is indeed fierce, but being alive is more important than making money.
Contracts can really get carried away, I'm also starting to consider lowering leverage.
There are plenty of market opportunities, it just depends on who can survive to the end.
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CryingOldWallet
· 20h ago
Really, going all in is the original sin, I will firmly hold this line of 30% position.
Wow, I was also in that wave of TRA door, felt like my soul left my body, haha.
Leverage is like a slow poison, once you get into it, you can't stop, you have to restrain yourself.
Staying alive is much more important than making money, I need to engrave this in my mind.
Even in a bear market, it's still wild, I need to leave some bullets for myself, brother.
Contracts really get you carried away; I almost got trapped yesterday.
If you manage your position well, your mindset will stabilize; too many people don't understand this principle.
Today my heart almost jumped out.
Sticking it out with my brothers against three scams—PIPPIN was directly halved, ARC was also restless, the worst was that bullhead TRADOOR, which made me question life at one point. But in the end? We all f***ing climbed back up.
Many people ask me how I dare to take the risk, and the answer is just two words: position size. Never go all in, always leave yourself a way out. These low-quality projects have large fluctuations as a norm; the higher they rise, the deeper they can fall. The key is to calculate how much drawdown you can bear.
High-leverage contracts are indeed exciting, but playing for too long can lead to addiction. Next, I plan to reduce the leverage; stability is the long-term solution. After all, the market is not short of opportunities, but of those who can survive.