GIGGLE this wave of market movement is still a bit heartbreaking. Watching it break below 60, it feels like the support level is gradually giving way. If this trend continues, it might really not hold around 20. That said, if it really drops to that level, it could actually be an opportunity for me—there's a lot to be made.
The biggest regret now is not clearing 15% of my position today when it was in the 60s. If I had acted then, I could have cashed out quite a bit more in USD. Market opportunities come in an instant; sometimes being a half beat late means a difference of hundreds of dollars. That could have bought quite a few good meals elsewhere.
Honestly, if this big drop completely breaks through the previous defense line, it might actually give us more room to strategize. As long as we keep a steady mindset, every adjustment is a chance to reallocate. The key is to improve sensitivity to key price levels so we don't let the next opportunity slip away again.
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ClassicDumpster
· 20h ago
In your 60s, you didn't sell, now you're so regretful that your intestines are turning green, haha. This is the crypto world.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 01-08 04:51
Back then at over 60, I really should have cleared my positions. Now I regret it so much that I feel sick.
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DefiOldTrickster
· 01-08 04:46
Haha, I’ve also been through the situation of not clearing positions when it was over 60. Back then, I was full of thoughts like "It can still go up," and I got severely lessoned. Now, if the $20 level really breaks, that will be the real entry point for building a position. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
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BearHugger
· 01-08 04:43
Here we go again, the key price levels always slip away, and every time it's hindsight.
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Liquidated_Larry
· 01-08 04:25
It's really too late after not clearing out over 60, just missing that one move... There's no use in regretting now, just wait until 20.
GIGGLE this wave of market movement is still a bit heartbreaking. Watching it break below 60, it feels like the support level is gradually giving way. If this trend continues, it might really not hold around 20. That said, if it really drops to that level, it could actually be an opportunity for me—there's a lot to be made.
The biggest regret now is not clearing 15% of my position today when it was in the 60s. If I had acted then, I could have cashed out quite a bit more in USD. Market opportunities come in an instant; sometimes being a half beat late means a difference of hundreds of dollars. That could have bought quite a few good meals elsewhere.
Honestly, if this big drop completely breaks through the previous defense line, it might actually give us more room to strategize. As long as we keep a steady mindset, every adjustment is a chance to reallocate. The key is to improve sensitivity to key price levels so we don't let the next opportunity slip away again.