My hands are still shaking

$NEAR That needle at dawn still hasn't calmed down

The previous wave of the largest IPO in history, with $7.5 billion entering the market, pushed the price to a new high of 2.20, then dropped 30% in 6 days. When I saw this news in the middle of the night, I cursed inside my quilt—this is what they call "the most stable"

As a result, I impulsively took a 20x position, bought in at 2.1, thinking I got a bargain

What exactly was I thinking wrong at midnight...

Back then, the market sentiment was all about "digital gold" and "risk-averse funds flowing into crypto," as geopolitical conflicts escalated, gold and Bitcoin rose together, and on-chain large transfer data surged

I shouted in the group chat, "This wave can return to 3," and a group member directly replied, "Wake up, the Korean composite index has already fallen 10%, storage stocks like Sandisk are down 13%, and Micron is down 12%"

I thought they were trying to scare me

Now, it turns out I am the one being educated by the market

This move is really unprofessional

The key is to see if 1.95 can hold; if it can't, my position is basically done for. If it can hold, at least I can breathe

If bullish, subtract 1; if bearish, subtract 2. Don’t just talk about emotions—give me some real judgment

After the US stock market opened, the Dow fell 0.66%, the S&P 500 dropped 1.6%, and the Nasdaq declined 2.3%, with storage concept stocks plunging directly

This macro sentiment dragging down, crypto funds are likely to focus on $BTC for risk aversion in the short term, altcoin liquidity will be further drained, and $ETH ‌ this mid-cap coin contract liquidation pressure will only increase $NEAR ‌‌‌
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