I believe many brothers are like me; yesterday morning and this morning had completely different mindsets. If the positions hadn't changed, it would have been better not to have that moment yesterday morning; it was purely a psychological game. Last night, I saw that the giant whale who was doing 50x leverage turned to short; my first thought was whether to reduce my position or liquidate and follow the whale, but that thought didn't last long as I gave up. The reason? The inner voice still feels there’s one more wave in the bull market, still holding onto fantasies and unwilling to give up, especially remembering that after I sold my BYD stocks before the new year, they rose by 30% after the holiday. That feeling is quite uncomfortable, after holding for half a year and then selling only to see an immediate rise, it feels like eating a pile of shit! Another reason is that yesterday the entire market was filled with positive sentiment and news; it felt like it could stabilize or push up a bit more, but it turned around so quickly. Plus, I had been drinking last night, so maybe that was just an excuse; I won’t say more about that.
Anyway, yesterday was just unloading the leverage, and I still hold a full position in spot, mainly holding BNB, SOL, and SUI. Before the new year, the account balance was nearly 30,000 oil, and most of the positions were SOL at that time. Now it's down nearly half. Did the market offer any opportunities? Honestly, the types I hold have all offered opportunities, but in the end, I didn't make much money. The fundamental reason is that we want too much; we are comparing everything to the previous bull market, and sometimes experience really can be harmful! I should continue to choose to lay flat; even if I cut my losses now, I still can't bear it and I'm still unwilling. When it comes to shorting, I'm a bit cowardly. My thought is that I won't do any long positions, nor will I do any short positions, just hold onto the spot. If I'm stuck, then I'll just accept it. What do you all think?
