Late at night, I saw that guy post about making a furious $12,000 profit, targeting $DOGE to 1, $ETH to 10k, and $BTC to 300k, and telling the pessimists to keep shorting, saying it’s out of fuel.

At that moment, I was impulsive and thought, rather than missing this wave, I might as well take a counter position.

So I couldn’t resist and opened a short position on $DOGE, 16x leverage, entry price 0.08534. I just checked, now the price is 0.08299, with a floating profit of $57.6, a return of nearly 44%.

Logically, I should be happy, but instead I felt uneasy.

At that time, when I jumped in, I was thinking: these get-rich-quick posts are everywhere, emotions are sky-high, most likely contract fuel, and a pullback is imminent. Plus, $DOGE’s liquidation zone is around 0.085, so the chance of a spike is high.

I was betting on an emotional reversal.

But now that I’m floating profit, I’m actually afraid to look at the market. Because the most disgusting kind of market is when you think you’ve caught the pullback, but it suddenly spikes, directly wiping out your position.

The most feared thing for a short is when the market’s emotions are still fermenting, and if the funding rate doesn’t normalize, holding on becomes torture.

Honestly, entering the market based on such posts is no different from gambling. Others show off their fruits, but you’re eating the hook.

Even if I end up making a profit on this trade, I won’t do this kind of thing again next time. Winning emotionally ten times, one reverse move can send you back to the factory to screw screws.

Everyone, comment and tell me, when you see these get-rich-quick posts, do you follow along or go against? Anyway, I’m panicking now, afraid that $DOGE will give me a big bullish rally like a towering pillar.

Earlier, the FOMC kept interest rates unchanged, and the statement even removed the phrase “further rate adjustments,” with the dot plot showing nine officials expect a rate hike in 2026. The dollar weakened short-term but with a hawkish outlook.

During this policy confusion, funds are hesitant to keep pushing risky assets higher. $BTC repeatedly tests around 63,000, and $ETH has fallen back to about 1700.

In short, macro uncertainties haven’t been fully digested, and the continuous rise of altcoins lacks liquidity support. Likely, there will be more sideways consolidation, and contract traders should be careful of getting hit from both sides. #我的Gate交易时刻 #美伊谈判推迟 #TradFiCFD黄金大师赛