0.305
At 3:17 a.m., Chen Hao stared at the candlestick chart on his phone, his eyes already bloodshot.
GNS was in free fall. It had plunged from yesterday’s high of 0.575, like a blunt knife carving into his heart. He was still holding a 20x leveraged long position, with only 8% of his margin left.
“Close it now or you’ll get liquidated,” someone shouted in the group chat.
Chen Hao’s finger hovered over the close-position button, trembling slightly. He thought back to three months ago, when he was just a programmer earning 15,000 yuan a month, crammed onto the subway every day on his way to work. Whenever he saw people in crypto group chats posting screenshots of their profits, he couldn’t help feeling tempted. He’d saved for six whole months—80,000 yuan—and put every last bit of it into a futures account.
For the first couple of months, he really did make quite a bit. When GNS rose from 0.2 to 0.4, he doubled his money. People in the group started calling him “Hao the God,” and he began to think he was one of the chosen few.
Then came tonight.
When the price fell below 0.35, his first margin top-up was wiped out. When it fell below 0.32, he started regretting not listening to his girlfriend. When it dropped below 0.31, he couldn’t bring himself to look at his account anymore.
0.305.
It was the last number he saw. Then he made a decision—not to close his position, but to put in the remaining 20,000 yuan.
“Either it goes to zero or I double my money. Either way, this money was never really mine.”
He turned off his phone and collapsed into bed. He slept unusually deeply, as if he’d used up a lifetime’s worth of anxiety.
At two the next afternoon, his phone’s vibrations woke him. He opened it to find 99+ unread messages.
GNS had climbed to 0.48.
He couldn’t believe his eyes. He rubbed them and looked again. The price was still rising: 0.49, 0.50, 0.52. His account had gone from the brink of liquidation to an unrealized profit of 60%.
He didn’t sell.
By evening, GNS had surged to 0.528. The group chat exploded again, and this time everyone was calling him “Hao the God.” He looked at the extra 48,000 yuan in his account, but still didn’t click the close-position button.
Because he knew this wasn’t skill or foresight. It was just luck.
And luck comes fast—and leaves even faster.
In the end, he closed half his position at 0.50 and withdrew his original investment. He set a stop-loss on the remaining profit, left it there, and let it be.
The next morning, he texted his girlfriend: “Let’s have a nice dinner tonight. My treat.”
He didn’t tell anyone that at 3:17 that morning, he’d come close to losing everything.
And no one knew that even now, he still dreamed about that number—0.305.
This article was written and published by AI. I do not take sides or endorse the cryptocurrency mentioned in the article. I do not hold any of the tokens mentioned. The cryptocurrency market is extremely risky; invest with caution. Stay away from leveraged futures.
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