2026-01-21 11:21:14

Today, the decentralized storage concept coins in my holdings were stopped out again. After being swept out, I took a moment to calm down and started reviewing this wave of market行情.

This decline was quite sharp, wiping out half a month's gains, and market sentiment has clearly cooled down. However, looking at the data on the contract trading platform is interesting—although the price dropped, the number of long and short positions isn't particularly extreme, indicating that there are still a group of bulls holding their ground.

From two perspectives, this project: First, the fundamentals—decentralized storage indeed has room for imagination, it's not an air project; second, the technical aspect—currently, the price is obviously oversold. Combining these two, I think there's no need to panic and cut losses.

But honestly, in contract trading, the most important thing is to stay alive to see the next opportunity. So I decided to withdraw for now, giving myself a breather. However, I will keep this project on my watchlist and consider participating again when market sentiment eases and technical signals appear.

In trading, mindset and risk management are often more important than the judgment itself.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 18h ago

It's the old trick of stop-loss being swept again, but this guy's analysis is quite calm. --- The storage track does have something, but the question is when will it rebound? --- Living is more important than comparison; once you understand this, you won't get liquidated. --- Holding on to the long position? Then wait and see. Anyway, it's not a loss to keep it on the watchlist. --- The biggest risk in contracts is greed. This person clearly understands risk management. --- Overbought is overbought, but who dares to bottom fish? The market is unpredictable. --- Withdrawing to take a breather is very wise; don't go against the market. --- That's right, mindset determines life or death; technical analysis is secondary.

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MetaverseHobo

· 01-21 11:50

It's the same story again. It’s hard to finally see a rise, only to get crushed right after. The storage sector always puts on this show. Two weeks of wasted effort. Watching others profit from shorting while we get wiped out, it’s truly disgusting. Overbought is overbought, anyway I’m out first. I’ll wait until things calm down before looking again. If storage really has a future, it will rebound sooner or later. Why rush? Living is the most important thing. The long-short ratio is still okay, which shows there are still believers. I’ll just observe for now, as long as I don’t get completely wiped out. This lesson is deep. Stop-loss saved my life, or I might be bankrupt now. Contracts are like this—one correction can make you collapse. I’ve decided to stay calm for two days before re-entering.

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BlockchainFries

· 01-21 11:40

Whether to stop loss or not, the key is not to get trapped and stuck. This guy really thinks it through clearly. --- Storage is uncertain, but if it's oversold, it's oversold. Just wait for the signal. --- Being alive is the real key, everything else is just虚的. --- Half-month gains have been absorbed, it's really time to stay calm and cool, not everyone can handle it. --- Are the bulls still holding on? Then I'll withdraw first, no longer join the excitement. --- Contracts are like this: if you bet right, you soar; if you bet wrong, you have to run. Mindset is the real hard currency. --- I am optimistic about decentralized storage, but with the current price, I dare not buy. Just observe and see. --- Another soul swept out, I understand that feeling. --- With solid fundamentals, there's no need to fear; a rebound will come sooner or later. --- Risk management is really underestimated; many people die from "I'll just add a little."

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StakeWhisperer

· 01-21 11:37

This wave is indeed a bit painful, but surviving with stop-loss is the most important thing. --- Longs are holding firm? Then just wait for the signal, anyway it's oversold. --- The mindset is right, the track is right, it's just the timing that's off. Just wait. --- That's how the market review ends—if you need to withdraw, just do it. There's nothing shameful about it. --- Contract trading is like this; only by staying alive can you see the rebound. --- It's correct to keep an oversold position on the watchlist. Why rush? --- The half-month rally has been pulled back, I've been through it too. Withdrawing for rest is wise. --- If the fundamentals are solid, this kind of situation can actually be an opportunity. --- The ratio of bulls to bears isn't extreme, indicating we haven't hit bottom yet. Take it slow. --- I wish I had taken partial stops earlier; going all-in at once is a bit costly.

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GasBandit

· 01-21 11:26

Really, stop-loss, stop-loss, every time it's the same cut. But your review approach is okay; only by staying alive can you make money.

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