I don't know if this is the bottom either; I just want to fight for the last chance.

Honestly, I really don’t know if this is truly the bottom. But since we’ve come this far, I want to give it one more shot to see if there’s a chance for a reversal. I understand that DOGE and BTC are strongly correlated. If the $0.1 level really locks me in completely, I can only accept it. But on the other hand, this is entirely my personal choice, so please don’t imitate my trading style.

Why Someone Who Hasn’t Withdrawn in 5 Years Is Still Here

I’ve been someone who hasn’t made a withdrawal in five years—that fully demonstrates how deep my losses are. When I was trapped and couldn’t get out, I chose to hold on instead of cutting losses. This persistence isn’t about courage or wisdom; it’s more of a helpless gambling mentality. I share this experience solely to serve as a cautionary example.

If You Really Want to Participate, Do It with the Lowest Risk

If you truly want to allocate some assets in this market, my advice is: consider using 5-10% of your total funds to buy some spot holdings. That way, even if you incur losses, they are within an acceptable range. Alternatively, you can choose to use 2-3x isolated leverage to buy the coins you believe in, but the key is to set a proper stop-loss—absolutely do not add to your position if the price drops. This is a fundamental risk management principle.

There Are Still Many Things We Don’t Know About the Market

Up to now, there has been no official statement explaining what exactly happened. This information vacuum makes me even more uncertain about how things will develop next. The only thing we can do is hope the crypto community can get through this difficult period and that the key truths will eventually be revealed. May we all reach the other side.