$BTC $ETH #ETH创历史新高 #比特币远古巨鲸持续出清 On Friday, there was a sudden surge, and many people were convinced they had hit the peak, quickly placing short orders—only for their trades to get stuck halfway. Before they could gather their thoughts, the voices of "new highs" were already buzzing in the circle, and as they watched the floating losses in their accounts become more glaring, they could only grit their teeth and cut their losses with tears.

Unwilling to accept such losses, in a moment of impulse, they put all remaining positions into chasing long, their minds filled with "maybe I can earn it back." But the market gave no opportunities over the weekend, continuously declining, leaving them holding their positions in turmoil: cut the losses, fearing to cut at the bottom; hold on, but the floating losses keep piling up, making it hard to sleep.

Before they could clarify their thoughts, news of a whale selling suddenly broke early yesterday morning, causing the market to "crash" down, and the long positions they had just entered were instantly trapped even more severely, providing no room for hesitation.

In fact, over these three days, many people have been experiencing this cycle: from confident judgments to panic stop-losses, from unwillingness to chase long to being passively trapped. Occasionally managing to hold on might be luck, but if one continues to be stuck in the inertia of "betting on feelings," when the market changes its face next time, will they have to suffer the same losses again?

Those who often walk in the market don’t want to always "get their feet wet." My name is You'an, and I have been navigating the crypto world for seven years, witnessing too many similar regrets. If you are also struggling with positions and confused about the next direction, feel free to chat with me—there's no rush to make decisions, I can help you sort out the market logic and avoid those easily stepped-in pits, which is definitely more reassuring than bearing it alone.