#USIranTalksPostponed It’s clear that the $BTC is being collected, and there’s still a group of people coming in.


Result, I just took a look and I’m completely lost.
Leverage of 7x, entry price 65.031, now 63.024. Floating loss of $31, return of -21.61%.
I just wanted to see how someone could make more than $3,700 with $63—an absolutely divine trade—but my head got heated and I entered. Now my account is in the green, and it hurts my eyes. It’s not that explosive green; it’s the green of being trapped.
When I saw someone’s post, I was still laughing at the “dog whale” that didn’t wake up and sent a red envelope. Now everything has changed—the “dog whale” woke up, and I became the red envelope.
When I entered, I thought that $BTC, which had been moving sideways for so long, would get a push, but the push came—right in my face. That’s how the market is: the more you think you’re smart, the more it gives you a lesson.
Even so, it wasn’t without thinking. Looking at the STRC side, the continuous deleveraging—the liquidation from leverage hit the lowest level ever, landing between 82-85 on the intraday chart.
Now that one is brutal. The forced liquidation directly broke the price. Compared to that, my 21% floating loss doesn’t even seem to hurt that much.
But you can’t deny it—this round of liquidations across altcoin chains was pretty strong. Liquidity was drained quickly, and for $BTC to rise in the short term, it will probably need to wait for these leverage liquidations.
Do you think I can still hold this position? Or is it better to accept it sooner?
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