HOME Yesterday I lost over 50,000 u

It really affected my mindset. Initially, I made over 20,000 u and was ready to take profits, but then the market crashed,

I could have closed my position with only a few thousand u loss, but instead, I held on and ended up with huge losses.

Anyway, I really messed up this time. I encountered unexpected situations and didn't avoid risks, and I was reluctant to cut losses. Stubbornness. At first, there was no premium on-chain, holding onto the position was not a problem. Later, when there was a premium, I still held on, and as a result, I got burned. To be honest, this was just foolish on my part for not cutting losses when there was a premium on-chain. Writing this review as a reminder.

Then there were many people in the square watching the joke. I think it's fine. It's normal to have both gains and losses, and I did indeed perform poorly this time. There are also those who say they'll delete posts when they wake up. Anyway, I’m a real trading blogger, and every trading strategy is based on real trades. Why would I delete? If I lose, it should be kept, so I can learn for the next trade.

Being able to lose tens of thousands of u is also a skill. How many people in the square can afford to lose tens of thousands of u? They only show their returns, not the actual amounts.

And I think losing tens of thousands of u can also make one famous, right? I can't wait for you all to spread the word around Binance Square about this loss of over 50,000 u, being as bad as a dog.

However, isn't it normal to have both gains and losses in trading? Most of my short positions on new coins are profitable. Do I care about one loss?

sxt obol dood were all strategies I shared in the square before trading. I don’t know how many people followed along and made money.

I entered the circle in my third year of college in 2017 with 30,000 yuan and have made it to now A8, bought a house, bought a Panamera, all earned bit by bit by myself. While you mock me, first check if you have the ability to mock me.

Adjust your mindset, seriously research the next new project, and cut losses in a timely manner if things go wrong.