#IP Ah, just laugh if you want to. Maybe I really broke some kind of heavenly rule in my last life, because I've never missed such extreme market conditions. Damn, Binance really has me frustrated, I clicked to close my position when it was down -6000, and it didn't respond for half a day. Actually, the market orders must have been sent out long ago, but they make you wait a few seconds just to have your orders queued to execute at the worst prices.

Now I am just resigned, I won't play anymore. I feel like it's not just a problem with Bitcoin or the altcoins, it’s an issue with contracts and spot trading; it’s all my problem. On the 2.3, Ethereum was able to drop 40% from a very low position in an instant, and now I think anything is possible, Bitcoin could go to zero, USDT could lose its peg, and the US dollar and Chinese yuan could become worthless paper. It's just that I haven't gone all in yet, so none of this has happened.

I will slowly sell the remaining USDT, with more than 30,000 in BNB and SOL, half in a fixed deposit and half used for hedging. When the fixed deposit matures, I will clear everything. I also have 10,000 in spot trading that I haven't decided what to do with yet; I originally bought it after an 80% drop, and yet it has halved again. I will just leave it like this for now.

It’s always small gains and big losses, I’ve given up on the thought of breaking even. There’s no talk of going in or out of the market; my job seems to be given by the crypto world, so I’ve worked for the crypto world for over half a year for free.