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I’ve quit, my family. During this time I finally saw myself clearly. I thought that if I closed the event contract, things would get better, but the real contracts are even harder to deal with. I only know how to buy the dip—and there’s no end to the dips I can buy. In the end, I bought myself into oblivion. Losing a few ten-thousand yuan is easy, but making 100 yuan now is extremely difficult for me. I can’t even hold a profitable trade—one turn to green and I want to flatten it. For losing trades, I add to the position, cut the position—add, cut, add, cut—until I eventually got it maxed out. After there’s no room to operate, I just wait for the market maker to liquidate me.

Over the past few days, I used Huabei to borrow 5,000. At the highest point, I opened a position with a 5,000U cap. At the lowest point, I was only about 100 points away from liquidation. Fortunately, I managed to hold it back. Otherwise, I might have had to flee to Guangdong overnight again. I got out at break-even. From now on, I’ll live a good life. I’ll support myself with my own hands and stop dreaming about getting rich while just lying around.

$BICO is really a bastard, damn it. It dropped 1000 points, and it doesn't retrace even a little.

$BICO animal!

$BICO you are unstoppable, dog dealer

$BICO has been reducing holdings and buying more, and you’ll end up wiping him out.

Dog Zhuang baiting the empty

There are so many rich people in the crypto world—following trades is all 100,000 U per copy.

$BICO is really weak. It can’t even manage a 100-point rebound. Check for yourself how many points it dropped in a single day. Is this dog-manipulator even human?

The dealer is too ruthless. I opened my position at 0.0235, and just now a single needle—almost blew me up. I got scared and added another 3,800 to make up for it. Please, dealer, give me a break. Once I break even, I won’t play anymore. When I didn’t put any money in, opening a trade meant I could make money on each one. But once I put money in, you pushed it down hard.

Funds are in place. Right now my debts are 1,600. This is the final dance—if I lose it all then I’ll go down to Guangdong. This time I won’t talk about making this much or that much profit. First, I’ll replace that K40 that I haven’t changed in six years. Over the past two years, I’ve scrimped and saved by trading crypto, but I ignored my own basic experience. I haven’t bought new clothes in two years, and I haven’t changed my phone in six years. Once I made money, I wouldn’t part with a single cent. Then I even paid back everything with interest to that scumbag market maker. This time, I’m fighting for myself.

I’m going to use forbidden power.

No one seems to be talking about taking physical/spot anymore this year. Bitcoin halves; the second coin halves; the fake ones drop by several times or even dozens of times. The exchange probably won’t blow up, but your principal won’t be left with much either. Go ahead—hold it until it gets delisted, until it goes to zero.
In the crypto world, people give others false hope. You think this is a place to turn things around, but in reality, not only can you not turn things around here—you’ll have your future cut off along with it. The people who mocked you today will, tomorrow, step into your footsteps.

Before a stable profitable system is formed, making money is also hard, losing money is also hard. Earn today—maybe you’ll lose tomorrow. Lose today—maybe you’ll keep losing tomorrow. You always feel like you’re going to lose, and your trading gets distorted. After you have your own stable profitable system, from a mindset perspective, you’re in an unbeatable position.

The most reliable approach I see right now is trend trading: do the side with less resistance, rather than guessing the top to short or guessing the bottom to go long.

I’m currently broke, and I still owe 600 on Huabei. These days I’ve been looking for work—looking at legit positions too, and also considering the shady ones—but nothing seems suitable. Binance keeps deleting posts every day, and then they come back again. I’ve put in so much here, invested so much, but in the end I just can’t let go.

Sometimes the distance to turn over is simply holding on one more day. In the end, the usual result is that both the money is gone and the person has not managed to turn over.

When I first got into this field, I was bold enough to bet and bold enough to believe, yet I still didn’t make big money. Now it’s even less likely. When I was new and didn’t have experience, I dared to bet; later, when I gained experience, I didn’t dare to bet anymore.

A brief discussion of the biggest opportunities closest to me since I entered the scene—yet I failed to grab a single one. Then I’ll talk about what I was doing at the time.

The first time was that MOCO “multi-zero coin.” The night before it exploded, I was scrolling on a square and saw someone post. Back then it was only about 30 zeros. I had 2,000 yuan, but I didn’t buy. In the following three days it surged 100x. Later it also sparked a multi-zero trend, with moves starting from 10x—yet I missed every chance. I was afraid of losing money.

The second time was Trump. At the time I was working to pay off debts. During lunch I checked and it was just over 1 yuan. By the time I got off work that evening, it had already hit 7 yuan. The next day, it surged on the exchange to more than 70.

The third time was Dogecoin—Puppies. In August I even posted saying that buying this would let you break even within a year with a guaranteed plan. Then I sold it the very next day. As a result, during the National Day holiday in October, a single tweet from Musk wiped it out, turning it upside down by 30x. In the crypto world, without belief, you can never make big money. When the day I imagined finally arrived, that’s when I regretted that I hadn’t chosen to trust it and hold on to it.

In the crypto world, there aren’t really big opportunities left. If you can manage not to be greedy, then being at the top of the class and doing things responsibly, you might still make a little money in a month. But if you keep playing with high leverage, in the end it’s just dead—dead beyond dead.

This is high leverage—the risk and reward fundamentally don’t match. I maxed out 125x leverage, went into profit by 22u, closed the position, and then ended up owing two more “oils.” Today, I gritted my teeth and withdrew 2000 from Huabei; I lost 100, and the rest was withdrawn too and used to pay off Huabei. I want to get out of the speculative market and go back to honest work. In the end, the outcome might be a little better.