Back then, someone in the group said that a $1,660U principal turned into nearly $10,000U, and I thought that was an exaggeration.


But then I looked at my own position and couldn’t help but laugh.

Earlier, I got impulsive and entered at 68,288 with a $BTC 5x leverage long position.
Thinking that Bitcoin could hold, but every dip made me feel colder inside.

Now, $BTC is hanging at 63,559, with a nearly 35% unrealized loss, and 18U just disappeared.
While the group was celebrating short positions, I was left in silence.

The original poster’s short position really caught the trend; when the market was free-falling, he laughed out loud,
while I just stared at the floating loss number in a daze.
In this round of the market, choosing the wrong direction is the difference between heaven and hell.

Honestly, this long position got beaten up pretty badly; the entry price is nearly 5,000 points away from the current price,
and I don’t even know when I’ll break even.

The key level now is whether it can hold around 63,000.
If that breaks, the next support is the 60,000 integer level.

In the short term, I haven’t seen any strong rebound signals, so I can only endure.
Before my position blows up, I can still stay calm, but if it drops another two points, my mental state will collapse.

Speaking of which, the World Cup has started recently, and the prediction market is quite lively.
Compared to my floating loss position, guessing a few matches feels more comfortable than holding onto contracts stubbornly.

Will these hot event prediction markets drain some funds from the futures market, making $BTC and $ETH liquidity even tighter?
That’s worth watching.

How is everyone’s position in this wave?
If you held onto longs, give a 1;
if you took profits on shorts, give a 2.
Don’t just spam emojis.
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