Liangxi is not just betting in the wrong direction, but treating trading as a performance.

Liangxi does understand risks, and is aware that the market is moving against him. His issue is not with "incorrect directional judgment", but with treating trading as a performance.

Many cryptocurrency KOLs have strayed down this path:

They start by trading seriously, then begin creating content, and eventually end up "trading for content".

Whether they face liquidation or not is no longer the focus; the key is whether every trade can tell a story, whether they can take a screenshot, and whether they can maintain their "legendary persona".

Liangxi keeps averaging down and opening short positions, even as the market continues to rise. He refuses to cut losses and admit mistakes because he needs to hold on. He knows that only by holding on can he prove that he is not someone who "easily admits defeat"; only by holding on can he maintain that "Iron KOL image" he has built in the crypto world.

This is the saddest part of cryptocurrency: trading is no longer a decision made for oneself, but a performance made for the audience.

This is not about risking one's life in the market; it's about seeking attention in front of the camera.

Liangxi's liquidation is not a single operational error, but a performance that should have ended long ago but continues.

Retail investors think they are trading with a master, but in fact, they are accompanying an actor in a play.

And you, have bought a ticket, invested your capital, and have been taken away with the last bit of rationality as the curtain falls.

Trading is not a live stream; if you make a mistake, you should exit the stage.

What is being held onto is not the direction, but the obsession of treating the market as a stage. #我的交易风格 #GENIUS稳定币法案 #美联储FOMC会议 #Solana现货ETF竞赛 #币安HODLer空投SPK