Brothers who survived the liquidation price of 79,000 really should engage less in contracts.
Even A9 level individuals can't withstand leverage; most people do not have stable and continuous cash flow, let alone play this game. Over the years in the cryptocurrency circle, I've seen too many geniuses. Some earn billions in a year through rebates, some step by step reach the top by hitting the early benefits, some become market leaders by making a market, some rise to big shots in the gray market, and some change their lives with a spark of coding inspiration. But I really haven't seen many who made money through contracts and ultimately stood at the pinnacle.
However, I've seen too many A8 and A9 level players who fell from their peaks to bankruptcy due to one explosion of leverage. Contracts are not opportunities; they are hell, and coming back once is already a miracle.
This time you’ve managed to withstand it, so maybe lower your position a bit. Be part of the market structure, rather than continuing to gamble and muddle through life.
Of course, people in subculture circles can endure hardships and naturally enjoy the thrill of zero-sum games. If they lose, they can only go become cattle and horses, grazing for a lifetime. But the problem is, even grazing should involve some nutritious grass, right?
Many people don't lose because of erroneous strategies, but because they gamble for no reason. After losing, they are left with anxiety and regret, indulging in the useless talk of 'if only I hadn’t gone long, hadn’t gone short,' rather than reflecting based on data, structure, and information.
Gamblers live by luck; the strong live by structure and cognition.
Since you can come back from a liquidation price of 79,000, it shows you don't need to be a gambler anymore.
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