#我的Gate交易时刻 Brothers, DOGE is already up 48%! This round of stubborn holding and trend-following paid off with the tuition fees! 🤯


​Really changing every day, yesterday when I was still debating whether to close my position at a 40% unrealized profit, I refreshed Gate today, and my short position on DOGE shot straight up to 48%! Just a little more and I would have touched double digits, who understands that thrill!
​Thinking back a few days, I was still bleeding over that ZEC long position stuck at a 70% loss, posting in the forum feeling frustrated. But then, by riding the trend with a short on DOGE, I not only cleared away the gloom from before but even started to significantly recover my account. The recent market movements have truly taught me what “a tree that’s moved dies, a person who’s moved lives.”
​Actually, watching my profits keep rolling in today, my palms were sweating, and several times I wanted to just hit one button to close and lock in the gains. But thinking about the fierce determination I had when holding onto ZEC against the trend, I told myself: When you’re losing money, you can have a big picture, so why can’t you hold on when you’re making money? So I decisively moved my stop-loss lower, locked in some profits, and kept holding on to fight the main short sellers head-on.
​This 48% gain is not only an increase in my account balance but also the greatest affirmation of my recent position adjustments and mental shift. In the crypto world, you really can’t have faith in any coin; whoever has liquidity and whose sentiment has hit bottom, just follow the trend and bite in. That’s the survival skill for retail traders.
​At this point, DOGE feels like it could rebound at any moment with a short covering. Brothers, do you think I should cash out now and enjoy a good meal, or keep enlarging my position and wait for a 50% discount?
DOGE-0.56%
ZEC-1.22%
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