🤔 Trading isn’t about luck! When shorting SNDK the same way, what’s the real difference?

Yesterday I led everyone to short SNDK. By midday, when I saw the liquidation heatmap, I knew the opportunity had arrived. In the 1500 to 1550 range, the liquidation columns’ height was clearly abnormal, showing that a large amount of long leverage had piled up here. The money flow was also cooperating—big players were pulling out.
I quickly informed my brothers: place SNDK1600 short orders → take profit near 1550, set stop loss at 1540, with 20x leverage. “I specifically wrote the stop loss as well, because I don’t want anyone to get hurt from this one trade.”
By the afternoon, the price gradually moved downward. When I saw it getting close to 1550, the weight in my heart finally dropped. I hurriedly told the brothers to take profit and lock it in. Even though I missed out on quite a lot afterward, I’m still satisfied—I can’t let the brothers take risks to pay for a mistake. Contentment and happiness—truly the way to be.
Maybe this kind of market is routine for me, but for the brothers, it might be the start of a comeback.
If you’re still losing money right now and don’t have a direction, then come to the chat room and find Haoge. I can’t promise anything else—but when it comes to taking you to “eat meat,” I still have a lot of confidence.☺️
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