Last $600. Go all-in to short and top the gainers list In the time it takes to take a shower, you’ve already got a day’s living expenses in hand Before, even making a few thousand dollars per order felt like it was too little Now, even making just a few dozen dollars per order feels like a lot Brothers, is this round shorting all the way up to the ceiling?
Brothers, Happy Mid-Autumn Festival. Good night—it's also a beautiful day. Hope that when we wake up tomorrow, the PONS that got wrecked for losing 70U will bring a little surprise.
By the end of May, we opened 3,000 hype units at the cost price of $60. I had been firmly convinced that it could break through to $100. Unfortunately, the position size was opened too large—it simply couldn’t withstand the volatility. I learned a lesson the hard way: #hype
Missing the timing on the “two bing” trade this time is more uncomfortable than losing 500,000—at 2387 it opened 98 “two bing” positions. I’m bullish for it to reach 2800+. In the past I never used stop-losses. That day I was just too sleepy; I couldn’t stay up until the early morning and got scared that I’d lose my position, so I set a break-even stop-loss at 2388. I didn’t expect that at 6 a.m. the next morning it would exactly hit and take me out—then it kept running up all the way. #ETH
I lost 500k and ended up with only 70u! I went all-in on 1000 PONS, maxed 20x leverage, and set a take-profit at 10u so I can turn things around! #pons
Is this life really only for working for others? In just three months we lost $50k—do we still have a chance to turn it around? Brothers, should we stay in this circle or leave it?
Start over from the beginning. From now on, I’ll only open one position at a time—every time I open two positions simultaneously, it’s bound to get me taken out by sharks. Be careful; my heart can’t take it anymore.
Two pancakes, you just want to mess with me, huh? A month ago 2460 (50 units) went long; after hitting the stop-loss, it surged to 2550+ One month later 2387 (100 units) went long; after hitting the stop-loss, it surged to 2800+ Every time the stop-loss gets triggered, after a short while—within an hour—the K-line immediately spikes and shoots straight up into the sky