2025.2.26 Funds: 2702U
Struggling for Life
Yesterday, I felt as if I was standing on the edge of life and death, almost all cryptocurrencies had set stop-loss orders, and when the stop-loss was triggered, I might only have 1-200U left. At that moment, I felt a chill in my heart, as if all my efforts had turned to dust in an instant. If the market continues to decline, the risk of liquidation seemed imminent.
However, fate did not seem inclined to crush me at that moment. Today, the funds have slightly recovered, giving me a glimmer of hope. I once heard a saying: "When you feel most desperate, that is precisely when you are closest to success." Although this phrase is short, it stirred ripples in my heart. Perhaps it is in these most dangerous moments that we can ignite the strongest desire to survive, even though the road ahead is still fraught with thorns.
BTC remains weak, having dropped directly to 86,000 yesterday. I know well that if BTC continues to drop like this, the market's downward trend could sweep everything away, and altcoins would find it hard to stand alone. However, fortunately, altcoins did not follow BTC's massive drop, and some even temporarily halted their decline, maintaining some strength.
The resilience of altcoins does not mean they can continue to rebound. The cryptocurrency market is unpredictable, and behind every wave of fluctuation lies countless risks. Without further clear signals, these cryptocurrencies may still suffer heavy losses in the next crash.
Sometimes, I can't help but reflect on myself: why do I always choose to persist in such high-risk situations? Perhaps, as Hemingway said: "True courage is continuing to persevere in the face of life and death." Maybe it is this persistence in the "struggle for life" that leads to ultimate victory.
Regardless of how the funds fluctuate now, I do not intend to give up. Failure has become my norm, but each failure makes me more resolute. The road ahead is still long, filled with unknown challenges, but I believe that every struggle is not in vain, and every persistence paves the way for the next opportunity.
When everything temporarily quiets down, I need to return to calm, reassess the market, adjust strategies, and make a more prudent plan. As John F. Kennedy said: "Victory belongs to those who are prepared."