$HYPE I'm honestly fed up with some of these whales.
They'll casually keep tens or even hundreds of millions in a single position. Add leverage, and the numbers for their unrealized gains and losses jumping around each day are bigger than what I earn in a year. What are they after? A gamble? A thrill? Or do they simply have so much money they need somewhere to put it?
The thing is, they can still afford to hold on with confidence and dignity. Look at BTC: selling pressure is easing, and ETFs have been buying for three weeks straight. They’re riding the wave and don’t panic when there’s a pullback, because to them, that volatility is just a correction; to us, it’s bankruptcy.
I’m just watching from the sidelines. A one-percent move in their position is worth several months of my salary. This is the kind of game you’re better off just watching.
Don’t put yourself in their shoes. Seriously, don’t. I’m just watching for fun—don’t put your hard-earned money into the games of these big-money players. $HYPE
They'll casually keep tens or even hundreds of millions in a single position. Add leverage, and the numbers for their unrealized gains and losses jumping around each day are bigger than what I earn in a year. What are they after? A gamble? A thrill? Or do they simply have so much money they need somewhere to put it?
The thing is, they can still afford to hold on with confidence and dignity. Look at BTC: selling pressure is easing, and ETFs have been buying for three weeks straight. They’re riding the wave and don’t panic when there’s a pullback, because to them, that volatility is just a correction; to us, it’s bankruptcy.
I’m just watching from the sidelines. A one-percent move in their position is worth several months of my salary. This is the kind of game you’re better off just watching.
Don’t put yourself in their shoes. Seriously, don’t. I’m just watching for fun—don’t put your hard-earned money into the games of these big-money players. $HYPE
