It has been almost 20 days since that stud Dogecoin, and the account has fallen from a peak of 1 million U to only 100,000 left, and now it has barely recovered to 19,699U.
To be honest, the market has been a bit incomprehensible to me lately. In the past few days, Dogecoin's capital inflow data has turned from negative to positive, and on the night of December 1, I reluctantly cleared all my leveraged positions at 0.131 - I thought I could breathe a sigh of relief, but now I am even more anxious.
The most feared thing is to cut it on the floor. There are only 138,000 coins left in my hand, and if there is really a wave of pulling, it is impossible to recover my capital with my position. The problem is that now chase up and make up for the position, but I am afraid of taking over halfway up the mountain; Don't make up for it, if it really takes off, won't you regret it?
Sometimes the most difficult thing about investing is not losing money itself, but the torment of this dilemma. Do you think this position is worth adding to your position now?
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AirdropHunterKing
· 3h ago
1,000,000 drop to 19,699, how hot does that have to be... But speaking of which, when I first received airdrops and made some quick gains, I also experienced a similar mental breakdown, and in the end, I earned the least.
This is a typical dilemma of choosing between two bad options. The worst part is when you buy more and the price keeps falling, but if you don’t buy, it might really take off. I advise you not to overthink it. At this pace, you'll just become more and more anxious. It’s better to hold your coins calmly first, wait for clearer market signals, and then act. Sometimes, not understanding something is the best signal.
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HashBandit
· 22h ago
bro $100k down to $10k in 20 days... that's the kind of drawdown that makes you question every life choice lmao. and clearing leveraged at 0.131 then watching it potentially pump? yeah i've been there with mining rigs. the fomo is real but ngl, that's how people get liquidated twice.
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RadioShackKnight
· 12-12 01:47
Oh my gosh, dropping from 1 million to 100,000 must have been so painful...
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Selling everything off actually makes me more anxious; this must be the curse of the crypto world.
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Instead of fussing over whether to add to your position or not, it's better to think about how much you can lose and still sleep well.
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138,000 coins, how much mental preparation does it take to hold onto that...
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The idea of turning positive on capital inflows sounds good, but honestly, this thing has fooled me too many times.
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I think the scariest thing is never losing money, but watching others make money while you can't take any action.
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Picking up the bag halfway up the mountain—who hasn't done that? The key is not to go all-in again.
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Thinking about adding more now? Better to ask yourself how you truly felt when you cleared your leverage.
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Dogecoin is basically a mentality game; if you can't beat the market, you can only beat your own greed.
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In my opinion, anxiety is more damaging than losing money.
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AirdropHunter007
· 12-10 21:41
Oh no, this wave is really tough. Dropping from 1 million to 100,000 must have been incredibly hopeless.
The worst part about cutting losses is that after clearing the position, it starts to go up... mindset is really more difficult to manage than technical analysis.
138,000 coins is indeed in an awkward position. Buying more risks getting stuck halfway up the mountain, not buying risks missing out. I understand this feeling.
Rather than struggling with whether to add to your position or not, it's better to first understand your risk tolerance. Otherwise, just make small fixed investments to endure this wave of volatility.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 12-10 05:53
nah bro, this is exactly how ppl get liquidated twice... been there, lost that. watch your health factor before you even think about averaging down, seriously.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 12-10 05:51
That's why I say that Stud Dogecoin is a gambler mentality, and the moment of liquidation actually concedes defeat
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Tokenomics911
· 12-10 05:51
The moment I fell from 1 million to 100,000, I knew that this wave was a bit fierce... Clearing 0.131 and guessing the bottom twice, it's really amazing
I want to chase after cutting, I want to chase if I don't chase, I understand this mentality too well, brother, to put it bluntly, I am afraid of missing out but afraid of taking over
138,000 coins are not much more or less, it is really difficult to recoup your position, but don't make up for it
It's time to eat, wait for DOGE to give a clear signal
Now the market is gambling on the capital side, and the data may also rebound, don't be deceived
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ChainMemeDealer
· 12-10 05:50
This mentality, I understand... It must be uncomfortable when it was cut at 0.131, and it is even more uncomfortable to see the rebound now
There are a lot of reasons not to increase the position, and there are also a lot of reasons to increase the position, to put it bluntly, this is the dilemma of gamblers
Wait and see the capital side, don't rush to make up for it, I feel like I have to wash a wave
From 1 million to 19,699, it is estimated that the whole person has collapsed, and now I really can't ask people whether to add or not
My suggestion is not to think about getting back to the capital, it is a psychological baggage, just reduce the loss
If this wave really takes off, we will use it as tuition, anyway, what are we afraid of after being hit once
It has been almost 20 days since that stud Dogecoin, and the account has fallen from a peak of 1 million U to only 100,000 left, and now it has barely recovered to 19,699U.
To be honest, the market has been a bit incomprehensible to me lately. In the past few days, Dogecoin's capital inflow data has turned from negative to positive, and on the night of December 1, I reluctantly cleared all my leveraged positions at 0.131 - I thought I could breathe a sigh of relief, but now I am even more anxious.
The most feared thing is to cut it on the floor. There are only 138,000 coins left in my hand, and if there is really a wave of pulling, it is impossible to recover my capital with my position. The problem is that now chase up and make up for the position, but I am afraid of taking over halfway up the mountain; Don't make up for it, if it really takes off, won't you regret it?
Sometimes the most difficult thing about investing is not losing money itself, but the torment of this dilemma. Do you think this position is worth adding to your position now?