Don't keep stubbornly holding long positions on Bitcoin and Ethereum anymore.


The recent PCE data has crushed the market, and many people in the crypto circle have completely lost their cool.
A few days ago, a follower of mine chased long positions at Bitcoin above 60K and Ethereum around 1700. He could have taken a small loss and exited, but he insisted it wouldn't drop.
He kept thinking: if it drops, it must bounce back; if I hold on a bit longer, I'll break even.
The result? The more it dropped, the more he added; the more he added, the deeper he got trapped. He went from a slight float loss to a deep lock-in, all his account profits were wiped out, and his principal shrank significantly.
He stayed up all night watching the charts, unable to sleep, and with every dip in the market, he grew more anxious.
In reality, the biggest loss in crypto is never about making a wrong bet, but about refusing to stop loss, stubbornly holding on, and adding positions against the trend.
In a major downtrend:
Holding on only gets you trapped deeper; going with the trend is the way to survive.
No need to bet on a one-sided big bounce, no need to wait stubbornly for a miracle.
Whether you are shallowly trapped, moderately trapped, or deeply trapped, I have corresponding step-by-step unwinding strategies: reducing cost by trading in and out (making T), reducing risk by diversifying positions, and slowly helping you regain the initiative.
Are you deeply trapped in long positions on Bitcoin and Ethereum at high levels, losing more the longer you hold?
Don't wait stubbornly for a big rally; send me your entry points, and I'll guide you step by step to unwind🍑#BTC #ETH
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