Honestly, sometimes I just want to take a gamble. The long position I hold has grown from a $20 principal to dozens of times that amount, and watching the weekly support just break and then be pulled back, I feel the big players haven't given up yet. Those strange small K-line anomalies mostly indicate there’s still hope ahead. Instead of worrying about how much I can make, I’d rather lock in the risk first — my stop-loss is set below the lowest point, so even if I get shaken out, I’ll only lose about $20 in unrealized gains. I believe this decline is the last one. Anyway, my principal isn’t much, so I stay relaxed. Sometimes, being a bit bolder helps me see the market’s true intentions more clearly.
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DegenGambler
· 01-09 00:39
20 times the inverse hundredfold, how lucky is this move, but the weekly chart's pullback looks to me like the final struggle.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-08 12:43
Things like turning 20 bucks into dozens of times more can really only rely on a gambler's mentality... When the house pulls back, it's testing your bottom line.
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FlashLoanKing
· 01-08 05:22
Turning 20 bucks into dozens of times more, I really have to admire this mindset... But to be honest, this kind of gamble will eventually have to be paid back.
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ContractHunter
· 01-07 22:52
20 bucks multiplied dozens of times? Bro, your luck is incredible. I just want to know when it'll be my turn.
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AirdropHunter007
· 01-07 22:51
20 bucks multiplied several times? This guy's really got guts, I respect that. But wait, risking a 20 U loss to go all-in— is this a gambler's mentality or has he really seen through the market?
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just_vibin_onchain
· 01-07 22:50
20 bucks multiplied many times... This guy's gambling spirit is really strong, I was sweating for him just watching.
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GhostInTheChain
· 01-07 22:50
Bro, this move is impressive. Turning $20 into dozens of times that is really amazing. But why do I always feel like you're gambling rather than trading...
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I've heard the phrase "the market maker isn't giving up" too many times, and in the end, we are the ones who get wiped out.
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A stop loss of 20U sounds cool, but the feeling of having floating gains crushed is really unpleasant.
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Breaking the weekly support and then pulling back? That might be a sign of a dump, brother.
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The relaxed mindset is because the principal is small. Want to try losing dozens of times your profit?
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Adding to positions when the K-line looks strange—that's definitely a bold move.
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SerRugResistant
· 01-07 22:49
20 bucks multiplied several times? Man, your luck is incredible, but I bet we need to buy in one more time to really hit the bottom.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-07 22:27
Turning 20 bucks into dozens of times more, how lucky is that? Now holding on tightly would just lead to ruin.
Honestly, sometimes I just want to take a gamble. The long position I hold has grown from a $20 principal to dozens of times that amount, and watching the weekly support just break and then be pulled back, I feel the big players haven't given up yet. Those strange small K-line anomalies mostly indicate there’s still hope ahead. Instead of worrying about how much I can make, I’d rather lock in the risk first — my stop-loss is set below the lowest point, so even if I get shaken out, I’ll only lose about $20 in unrealized gains. I believe this decline is the last one. Anyway, my principal isn’t much, so I stay relaxed. Sometimes, being a bit bolder helps me see the market’s true intentions more clearly.