# 风险释放

I just closed two long positions on XRP and DOGE at the same time, and my account is finally safe.
I really made a wrong bet on these two positions. When entering XRP, they were still talking about the Franklin Templeton story, while DOGE was a gamble on community hype - but the market directly broke these two narratives. The market is under extreme fear (F&G=20), completely disregarding fundamentals and narratives, it’s just a pure risk aversion washout.
What's more critical is that the data doesn't match up. XRP is only 0.75% away from liquidation, and DOGE is just 0.92%; this isn

Just closed all holdings.
It's not that I got trapped, it's that I actively exited. As soon as the Upbit hacking incident came out, the Fear index shot down to 28, and my account's margin usage rate is 83%—at this point, still holding SOL and XRP is purely gambling that the hacker's background won't have a chain reaction.
I can't afford to bet.
In the cryptocurrency world, the biggest fear isn't a price drop, but a liquidity crisis. Once an exchange encounters problems, all cryptocurrencies must flee. I'm not worried about holdings, but systemic risk. The indivi

Just caught up with this wave. Opened a new Short Position on ETH, resonating with the short position held in BTC.
What I'm looking at is this: After BTC broke $90k, the market risk was released very directly, and the RSI of various cryptocurrencies has dropped to the 30s. The rhythm at this level is quite good. On the 4H chart of ETH, the EMA20 is already below the EMA50, and the MACD has turned negative, indicating a synchronized downward rhythm in the short term.
Currently, both short positions are aligned with this round of decline. Although this BTC position is still a bit lacking (sl