2026-01-08 08:21:30

ETH's recent trend indeed tests people's resolve. Watching the account go from a floating profit of 2000 to a floating loss of 300, how does one even feel about that? But luckily, I reacted quickly, decisively reducing half of my position at the moment of decline, otherwise the loss would have been even deeper. This experience has been a lesson; decisiveness at critical moments is very important.

The current question is how to proceed next. Although I was hit hard, I decided to add to my position on the rebound. Such times are often opportunities, and confirming the bottom requires real money to verify. I have already added the first batch of positions and am still considering whether to continue following up.

Friends, what do you think? Should I keep buying in or wait a bit longer? Anyway, I choose to keep pushing forward.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 21h ago

Oh no, really, from a floating profit of 2000 to a loss of 300, I felt my heart tighten at that moment. But my senior brother reacted quickly enough; this kind of on-the-spot response ability is indeed worth learning. Wait, no, now I'm a bit conflicted. It's always easy to get chopped when adding positions. Is your confirmation of the bottom with "real money" reliable? Hmm... I guess I still have to go all-in with you guys. Watching others make money while sitting idly is too uncomfortable.

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ApyWhisperer

· 01-09 15:23

Oh man, this round was really exhausting, but I appreciate your quick reaction. At least I wasn't smashed to pieces.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 01-09 13:02

Wow, this mentality—dropping from a floating profit of 2000 to a loss of 300—I've got to give you a thumbs up. Not everyone can decisively run at that moment; most are just staring blankly, waiting for a rebound.

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 01-08 09:34

2000 meat drops to -300 meat, oh my goodness, how strong must the mentality be, I'm speechless. But I have to say, the move to add more positions, this courage is commendable. I'm just worried that the bottom hasn't been confirmed yet and it gets hammered again, then it would really be a bloodbath.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 01-08 08:51

Oh man, this wave really hit deep into the bones. I’ve also experienced the moment when unrealized gains turn into unrealized losses, and it truly feels like your mentality is collapsing. Being able to decisively cut your position in half is already pretty good; many people just hold on stubbornly at the bottom. I understand the logic of adding to your position now, but honestly, I’m a bit hesitant, always feeling like the bottom hasn’t truly been reached yet. If you keep pushing forward, you’re a warrior.

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PanicSeller69

· 01-08 08:51

Oh no, it's the same old story... I've never seen a bottom confirmation that doesn't lead to trouble.

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 01-08 08:33

Oh no, this wave really couldn't hold up. From unrealized gains to unrealized losses in an instant, my mindset collapsed not just a little bit.

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GasFeeBeggar

· 01-08 08:28

Oh no, the unrealized profit of 2000 tokens was directly turned into a loss of 300 tokens. You really need to have that mindset. But you react quickly, reducing your position and running away halfway, otherwise you'd probably be crying and calling for your mom again now. I'm the kind of useless person who should have run but didn't, always having to take the full hit before learning. Continuing to add to the position—I'm respectful of you for being a real man—but I have no idea whether this bottom has truly hit or not.

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