The day before yesterday, I took a hit on alts, losing tens of thousands. The market fluctuations were severe, and I was directly liquidated in the middle of the night, which had a significant impact on my mental state.
Instead of getting tangled up in the past, it's better to think clearly about what to do next. Today, I've decided to borrow funds to re-enter the market, this time focusing on BTC. Compared to the high risk and high fluctuation of alts, Bitcoin, as the largest asset by market capitalization, has relatively controllable fluctuations, making it more suitable for cutting losses and turning things around.
The current thought is very clear: the core task in the coming days is to recover all the previous losses. The bullish trend of BTC is brewing, and ETH, as a secondary product, is also worth paying attention to. This round of operation will be a crucial turning point.
The road of trading is always full of ups and downs; the key is not to be defeated by a single setback. Sometimes you need to leverage strength, sometimes you need patience, and sometimes you need to be decisive. This time, I choose to strike decisively.
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TheMemefather
· 2025-12-23 01:41
Borrowing money to buy the dip, I really admire this mindset.
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SerNgmi
· 2025-12-22 13:52
Borrowing money to turn the situation around, I've seen this trick too many times, and it never ends well.
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LayerZeroHero
· 2025-12-22 13:46
Borrowing money to turn the tables... The data speaks for itself; historically, the probability of operating this way resulting in a loss is alarmingly high.
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YieldChaser
· 2025-12-22 13:44
Borrowing money to turn the tables, that's a tough mindset, but the risk is double, bro.
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MidnightGenesis
· 2025-12-22 13:40
On-chain data shows that this pullback indeed has some tricks; I have to put a question mark on the logic of borrowing funds for a reversal... Are BTC long positions brewing? I monitored the contract holdings for half an hour, and Large Investors are quietly reducing leverage.
The day before yesterday, I took a hit on alts, losing tens of thousands. The market fluctuations were severe, and I was directly liquidated in the middle of the night, which had a significant impact on my mental state.
Instead of getting tangled up in the past, it's better to think clearly about what to do next. Today, I've decided to borrow funds to re-enter the market, this time focusing on BTC. Compared to the high risk and high fluctuation of alts, Bitcoin, as the largest asset by market capitalization, has relatively controllable fluctuations, making it more suitable for cutting losses and turning things around.
The current thought is very clear: the core task in the coming days is to recover all the previous losses. The bullish trend of BTC is brewing, and ETH, as a secondary product, is also worth paying attention to. This round of operation will be a crucial turning point.
The road of trading is always full of ups and downs; the key is not to be defeated by a single setback. Sometimes you need to leverage strength, sometimes you need patience, and sometimes you need to be decisive. This time, I choose to strike decisively.