$B I shouldn’t have shorted. Cutting my long position and switching to a short was a blunder.

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Wanqiantang
· 11h ago
A truly crazy vision, Elon 🚀. The limited wealth of Earth is just a small warm-up compared with the infinite cosmic treasure locked away in asteroids and deep space. SpaceX is not just a company—it's the key for humanity to unlock the infinite frontier of the economy. This bold ambition completely rewrites how we measure global value🌌
$BTC ‌$GT ‌$ETH ‌
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MaoCaihua
· 11h ago
So tragic.
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Bin,FortuneFavorsTheBrave.
· 16h ago
It should be over 3,000 u by now, and it still hasn’t blown up.
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Walailhi
· 17h ago
that unrealized loss is significant. I do hope you have long liquidation price if you plan to hold because $B had been fully unlocked. There is no telling how high the will go nor selling pressure of future unlock.
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ExRealEstate
· 17h ago
Bro, I’ve done something this stupid too. Getting slapped in both directions hurts the most—don’t do the opposite next time.
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GridTrader
· 17h ago
To be honest, stopping out your long positions and then switching to shorting is definitely likely to blow up your mindset, but the key is still to watch the trend—don’t get fooled by short-term fluctuations.
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ZhiMaXinDuoDuoWan
· 18h ago
backhand
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PatternDetective
· 18h ago
Haha, classic retail investor behavior—good lesson learned, though. Hopefully next time you won’t be so reckless. It’d be better to set a few more stop-loss points.
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EggShellPlan
· 18h ago
I get it—this kind of back-and-forth switching is often the most damaging, because you’re never sure what you truly believe. In fact, sticking to one direction, even if you’re wrong, is better than repeatedly going back and forth.
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