2026-01-21 07:21:49

Sometimes the market is just so dramatic. During the FHE rally, I followed the trend with idle positions and ended up with a fourfold profit. Conversely, over there, in just two days, the average price was pushed up to 30, yet the account still shows negative returns—this move is indeed brilliant. Heavy positions, light leverage, luck outweighing skill—that's probably how it is. Honestly, I've always been bearish on this coin, thinking it has no value, and just riding the wave wherever it goes. Ironically, because of this stubbornness, I hit the exact entry points on several long positions but just couldn't hold on. By the time I realized it, this round of the rally had already taken off. Sometimes missing out hurts even more than losing money.

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faded_wojak.eth

· 14h ago

The biggest bug is not holding on. I have the same problem. The more precisely I hit the mark each time, the more heartbreaking it is.

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NervousFingers

· 14h ago

Holding onto positions is truly a death sentence; even when the direction is right, you still end up losing. --- I was also in that FHE wave, playing with spare money and actually quadrupling it, then got cut by other coins. --- It's ridiculous, perfect timing accuracy, 100% execution rate for take profit and stop loss, yet 100% losing money. --- What's the use of being right about the market outlook? I don't have the guts to hold heavy positions, just like that. --- When luck is on your side, everything makes money; when luck is bad, everything loses. That's the crypto market for you. --- Even when the average price is pulled up to 30, there's still a negative return. This guy is really ruthless. --- Missing out on a market move hurts more than losing money. I agree with this point. --- A heavy position with a light multiplier is indeed a bit of a dead end; can't make big profits, but can't lose much either. --- Being stubborn is a problem in the crypto world; if you can't change your view, then change your position.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 14h ago

Holding on is the real despair; hitting the timing so accurately has instead become a decoration. By the time you realize it, you're already soaring; this feeling is truly... Luck is something that can sometimes outperform skill. Bulling but repeatedly hitting the long entries accurately, this operation is truly unmatched. Holding opportunities in hand but stubbornly crushing them, the heartbreak level is perfect. Even after raising the average price to 30, there's still a negative return; now that's ruthless. Four times leverage and negative returns are just separated by a "hold on," haha. Heavy position with light leverage, this combination is indeed perfect. Missing out is even more painful than losing money; this saying hits the point. Being bearish to the end, yet repeatedly hitting the long entries accurately? Fate really loves to play tricks.

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TokenTaxonomist

· 14h ago

statistically speaking, the irony here is taxonomically fascinating—you nailed the entries but couldn't hold the bag, which per my analysis is basically cryptographic darwinism in action. let me pull up my spreadsheet... yeah, paper hands on a bullish divergence, classic evolutionary dead-end move.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 14h ago

This move is indeed outrageous. Being bearish turned out to be the most accurate timing, but a slight hand tremor caused everything to go to zero.

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BlockchainTherapist

· 14h ago

This is outrageous. The coins that are bearish are actually the most accurate in timing, and they just turn around and run haha. Not being able to hold is really a terminal illness, I have experienced it. Fourfold gains and negative returns happen at the same time; the market is indeed a casino. Missing that moment must be even more painful than cutting losses. Persistence can sometimes be so ironic, doing the opposite at the right time. Raising the average price to 30 and still losing money, I am convinced by this move. Sometimes luck is more valuable than skill, it's heartbreaking. I really like this honest review, with no concealment. Holding positions you can't hold is truly a practice; it's easy to say but hard to do. The market gave signals, but the mind just couldn't keep up with the rhythm.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 14h ago

Quadruple takeoff, I'm still in negative returns here, damn Not holding on is the original sin, even if you see the right direction, you still lose money Luck is really hard to predict, sometimes it’s more ruthless than skill That wave of FHE was truly amazing, I was also a latecomer Missing out is even more painful than liquidation, that's just how it is

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