Liangxi said he wanted to jump off a building, but the market keeps rising
Liangxi's social circle resembles a 'crypto obituary': liquidation, debt, collapse, jumping off a building. He said he hadn't slept for three days, he said he couldn't take it anymore, he said the market was too crazy.
But BTC didn't hear him and continued to rise. The market's response was only one sentence: rising is the main theme, and bears are just a prelude.
Liangxi's mistake wasn't a trading error, but a cognitive error. He mistakenly believed he could predict fate, mistakenly thought that being a KOL could counter the trend, and mistakenly thought that a highly leveraged short position was a great battle.
The reality is harsh: if you open a short position with 2000 bitcoins, the market will crush you to dust with the long sentiment of 10000 bitcoins. You may not sleep for three days, but the market still operates 24 hours a day.
He is not the first KOL to crash himself, nor will he be the last. But Liangxi's problem is that he treats his emotions as content and his bankruptcy process as a traffic narrative, continuing to influence ordinary people who are still observing.
We are not here to mock, but to awaken. The biggest trap in the crypto world is never the wild ups or downs, but the 'trading logic' packaged in emotional terms.
The market is still here, and the trend is not over. What you need to do is not cry with Liangxi, but to stay clear-headed and make choices. The market is never cruel; it just has zero tolerance for 'irrationality'.
