#我的Gate交易时刻 Someone was just saying behind the scenes that $RE is just a flash in the pan, but today the market slapped them in the face.

Earlier, I almost got washed out too, placed a long order around 0.55, my heart was pounding almost to stop when I entered. My position wasn't heavy, but at that moment, my thoughts were very simple—if this coin can really come back to life, I have to hold on tight.
Looking back now, my trembling at that time actually became my confidence tonight.
I didn't make much profit, just enough for a small barbecue and a few bottles of cold beer. But honestly, that feeling of gritting my teeth and taking the hit in panic during a decline, then being warmly rewarded by the market's counterattack, is way more satisfying than just picking up money in a one-sided trend.
During the day, I work hard moving bricks, and at night, I can use the opponent’s stop-loss to get a barbecue. That’s probably the most primitive joy of futures trading.
The key is simple: don’t panic sell when emotions are at their worst; instead, focus on those levels where no one dares to buy after being hammered down. The funding rate was already absurdly negative, the whole market was basically giving money to the shorts—this signal is much more honest than the candlestick patterns themselves.
As for next time, I might still tremble when I enter, but I admit it.
Tonight, I’ll have a beer to relax, and tomorrow the market could tell a different story.
The prediction markets for the World Cup are quite lively, which has made many people who don’t usually trade futures start paying attention to the order book calculations.
Once funds and attention are diverted by major events, the liquidity of altcoins becomes very sensitive, and small-cap coins like $RE are likely to see more volatility than usual, so stay alert when watching the market tonight.