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My Failed Crypto Life 1
I got into the crypto world in April 2021, just half a year after graduation, with some savings in hand. I had also made a little money in stock trading. Thinking about diversifying into other assets, I spent two hundred yuan treating my classmate to a meal and introduced him to my investment plan. After my incessant persuasion, he invested 1000 yuan, and I also took out 1000 yuan to start my crypto journey.
At that time, regulations weren't so strict, and there were countless trading groups. I focused on shib, which had just been issued not long ago, and there weren't many exchanges where I could buy it. After some effort, I downloaded the Matcha exchange; without much thought, I went all in with 2000 on shib and checked it every few hours since the amount wasn't large. After the initial excitement wore off, I started checking it once a day, or even every two or three days. My main focus remained on stock trading and work.
In May 2021, I felt confident about my civil service exam and, due to issues with my file, I resigned from my job. I dedicated myself to preparing for interviews, while the stock market was closed for the May Day holiday. Remembering the shib I bought, I opened the exchange and saw it had dropped by 20%. I cursed silently, thinking it was outrageous, and didn't dwell on it. After waking up from a nap, I noticed my account starting with 6, and for a moment, I thought it was a scam market; it could drop to 600 overnight. Looking closely, it was actually 6000 yuan, and my assets had tripled! I immediately shared the good news with my classmate and then searched online for information about shib, only to find out that it was going to be listed on major exchanges. I was ecstatic, thinking I was going to make a lot of money. Sure enough, in the next two days, shib reached ten thousand, twenty thousand, and even thirty thousand. Based on my colleague's suggestion, we withdrew the principal, thinking to let the profits run.
However, the good times didn't last long. In April, the central bank issued another notice to crack down on virtual currency investments, and shib fell in response. I lost confidence in holding the coin. Ultimately, on my classmate's advice, I withdrew all my money. I made a profit of over ten thousand yuan; this was my first encounter with cryptocurrency. $SHIB
I got into the crypto world in April 2021, just half a year after graduation, with some savings in hand. I had also made a little money in stock trading. Thinking about diversifying into other assets, I spent two hundred yuan treating my classmate to a meal and introduced him to my investment plan. After my incessant persuasion, he invested 1000 yuan, and I also took out 1000 yuan to start my crypto journey.
At that time, regulations weren't so strict, and there were countless trading groups. I focused on shib, which had just been issued not long ago, and there weren't many exchanges where I could buy it. After some effort, I downloaded the Matcha exchange; without much thought, I went all in with 2000 on shib and checked it every few hours since the amount wasn't large. After the initial excitement wore off, I started checking it once a day, or even every two or three days. My main focus remained on stock trading and work.
In May 2021, I felt confident about my civil service exam and, due to issues with my file, I resigned from my job. I dedicated myself to preparing for interviews, while the stock market was closed for the May Day holiday. Remembering the shib I bought, I opened the exchange and saw it had dropped by 20%. I cursed silently, thinking it was outrageous, and didn't dwell on it. After waking up from a nap, I noticed my account starting with 6, and for a moment, I thought it was a scam market; it could drop to 600 overnight. Looking closely, it was actually 6000 yuan, and my assets had tripled! I immediately shared the good news with my classmate and then searched online for information about shib, only to find out that it was going to be listed on major exchanges. I was ecstatic, thinking I was going to make a lot of money. Sure enough, in the next two days, shib reached ten thousand, twenty thousand, and even thirty thousand. Based on my colleague's suggestion, we withdrew the principal, thinking to let the profits run.
However, the good times didn't last long. In April, the central bank issued another notice to crack down on virtual currency investments, and shib fell in response. I lost confidence in holding the coin. Ultimately, on my classmate's advice, I withdrew all my money. I made a profit of over ten thousand yuan; this was my first encounter with cryptocurrency. $SHIB
My 30 Days' PNL
2025-11-01~2025-11-30
-$21,743.21
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Around 100 bucks, I'm really impressed 😀
19:00, 241 points, just one word, grab!
The pre-market price is about 36U, big drop, showing a slight decline in points. 236 points is possible, set your alarm for 19:05, it's up to your speed.
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#ALPHA #空投大毛
The pre-market price is about 36U, big drop, showing a slight decline in points. 236 points is possible, set your alarm for 19:05, it's up to your speed.
Follow me to know airdrop tips and news in real time, let's make guaranteed money together!
#ALPHA #空投大毛
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Just exploded 3700u, it seems I can't make money in this market, I've resigned to it. Thanks to Brother Feng, I recognize your logic and ability. Maybe my following orders has caused you to collapse, haha. After graduating from university for five years, I only have over 10,000 in savings, it's so funny. I'm just not suited for trading, born with a bad luck physique, haha.
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$MMT
This order lost 50,000 U
It's similar to last time's hemi, I didn’t set a stop loss, I usually set a 20% stop loss for general short positions, and when watching the market, I hesitated about whether to take the loss, then pulled too quickly and directly broke through my 2X.
(When the live broadcast just broke 0.5, I also said that I planned to short a bit, and after I said that, it started to rise. I didn't even have time to close my position)
I will explain the reason for shorting MMT this time, because I saw Buidlpad say they would handle the Cardano issue, and at that time the announcement price was in a consolidation phase, so I thought I could open a short position.
(And I confirmed that most comments said they were stuck, which you can verify yourself)
If it weren’t for this announcement, I wouldn’t have shorted MMT.
Whether it’s the previous tweet or the order record, you can see that I closed my position at 0.31 before the market opened, and I also mentioned in the group that I wanted to go long, but I didn’t take action. Before Buidlpad's announcement, I hadn't said anything negative about MMT.
Moreover, just a few minutes after the market opened, I placed an order wanting to go long, but I just didn’t get filled at that price. It rose a bit and I didn’t want to chase it anymore.
It feels like the market is too favorable for shorting right now, many people are blindly shorting, which can easily lead to a lot of fuel. After shorting and seeing the OI, it felt like it was higher than the real market value, so I was a bit tempted to close my short and go long, but I still wasn’t decisive enough to say.
Losing 20,000 U is acceptable, but losing 50,000 U on this short position is indeed a bit much.
This order lost 50,000 U
It's similar to last time's hemi, I didn’t set a stop loss, I usually set a 20% stop loss for general short positions, and when watching the market, I hesitated about whether to take the loss, then pulled too quickly and directly broke through my 2X.
(When the live broadcast just broke 0.5, I also said that I planned to short a bit, and after I said that, it started to rise. I didn't even have time to close my position)
I will explain the reason for shorting MMT this time, because I saw Buidlpad say they would handle the Cardano issue, and at that time the announcement price was in a consolidation phase, so I thought I could open a short position.
(And I confirmed that most comments said they were stuck, which you can verify yourself)
If it weren’t for this announcement, I wouldn’t have shorted MMT.
Whether it’s the previous tweet or the order record, you can see that I closed my position at 0.31 before the market opened, and I also mentioned in the group that I wanted to go long, but I didn’t take action. Before Buidlpad's announcement, I hadn't said anything negative about MMT.
Moreover, just a few minutes after the market opened, I placed an order wanting to go long, but I just didn’t get filled at that price. It rose a bit and I didn’t want to chase it anymore.
It feels like the market is too favorable for shorting right now, many people are blindly shorting, which can easily lead to a lot of fuel. After shorting and seeing the OI, it felt like it was higher than the real market value, so I was a bit tempted to close my short and go long, but I still wasn’t decisive enough to say.
Losing 20,000 U is acceptable, but losing 50,000 U on this short position is indeed a bit much.
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$BNB exploded, completely finished. From a peak of +7000u to now -8000u, it has only been pain. The danger of holding positions against the trend is too great. I thought BNB would return like it did in previous instances, but unfortunately, it did not go as hoped. With so many wealthy people in the world, why am I the only one missing out? I really wish this was a dream. How great it would be if I could return to a state of not losing. If there were kind-hearted people who could save me, how wonderful that would be! It’s all regret and self-blame; I really am too poor!
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Has the most dangerous moment of $BNB passed?
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Is this a wrongful killing?
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$BNB bnb Is this value really overestimated? Can someone who understands explain it to me?
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$BNB What? Is it really that much of a drop? That's quite impressive.
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What happened to $BNB , why did it fall to this state? Do you want to see my acrobatics?
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$CC Awesome, more stable than a big pancake, you are 👍🏻!
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$CC Awesome, can't disagree, the energy of the rise is too strong!
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$CC I give up, why is every direction I bought reversed?
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What is the saying about this coin $CC ? It's so solid, it hasn't really dropped since it went live?
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$CC so awesome, a red pillar is not given
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I was foolish, the kite position was too heavy, affecting my mindset, stopped out at 0.18, suffered a big loss. Learned my lesson. I didn't hold onto mon, took a small profit, and in the future, I need to study well with Feng Da.
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My issue is that the kite position was too large, and a sudden surge hit the stop loss and closed it, considered as paying tuition. Luckily, listening to you, I only opened 2x, otherwise it would have been disastrous.
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This BNB token, theoretically speaking, is likely to be profitable.
So I opened a position of nearly 2 million U with the order number.
I am optimistic, so I am heavily invested; my position determines my confidence.
Last night, just with this account, I had an unrealized loss of over 60,000 U before going to bed, and with the order number, I should have lost over 80,000 at that time. The logic order was affected by the market, which cannot be helped.
I release strategies; what I am optimistic about I will definitely hold onto. Why are you all nervous when KITE rises ten points?
Can this month's new coin market keep up with last month's coins? Which ones haven't risen only to fall all the way down?
If you believe in it, why not hold on? Just control your position a bit smaller, and it will be fine.
I opened MON at 0.12, closed at 0.08, and opened again at 0.057, right?
Isn't it good to have a risk-reward ratio?
If the logic is right, the direction is right, and you set your stop loss within a range you can afford to lose, isn't that enough?
So I opened a position of nearly 2 million U with the order number.
I am optimistic, so I am heavily invested; my position determines my confidence.
Last night, just with this account, I had an unrealized loss of over 60,000 U before going to bed, and with the order number, I should have lost over 80,000 at that time. The logic order was affected by the market, which cannot be helped.
I release strategies; what I am optimistic about I will definitely hold onto. Why are you all nervous when KITE rises ten points?
Can this month's new coin market keep up with last month's coins? Which ones haven't risen only to fall all the way down?
If you believe in it, why not hold on? Just control your position a bit smaller, and it will be fine.
I opened MON at 0.12, closed at 0.08, and opened again at 0.057, right?
Isn't it good to have a risk-reward ratio?
If the logic is right, the direction is right, and you set your stop loss within a range you can afford to lose, isn't that enough?
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$KITE Awesome, an epic story of enticing many, starting a wave of both bullish and bearish slaughters.
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$KITE Why is it so hard? I can't understand!
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$KITE Evil Village, Long and Short Double Kill
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$KITE What are you pretending, hurry down, inducing more is the most harmful.
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