Liangxi's catastrophic loss: When a gambler's courage reaches its limit, the truth of the crypto world begins to unfold
The crypto world is a war without gunpowder. Most people think that losing just means losing money; but for Liangxi, what he lost this time was the dignity hanging by a thread.
He revealed that he once made a fortune with a position of 600 BTC, but just a month later, he was shattered by a heavy short position of 2000 BTC. Rather than saying the market caused his collapse, it is more accurate to say that the illusion created by amplified confidence destroyed him. He bet that Bitcoin would fall, but it skyrocketed to $110,000. His stakes were not just financial; they included partnerships with major players, linked social media accounts, and even the will to “stay alive.”
Under the halo of “success in the crypto world,” no one wants to admit losing money, and even fewer want to face the fact that “I am also a gambler.” Liangxi's courage lies not in the explosion of his position, but in his willingness to admit: I lost, I want to die.
This is an open failure and a true mirror— in the face of leveraged games, emotions, responsibilities, personality, and debts can all become fuel. The crypto world is not a place where “the weak go to die,” but rather “the strong can die at any moment.”
If you are also in this game, ask yourself: what are you really trading? Is it coins, or a sense of existence?
