2025-12-06 20:25:12

Saw a certain project with a market cap of a million in the early session and thought there must be an opportunity, wanted to jump on every hot trend. Ended up chasing in the morning and got dumped on right away, got scared and didn’t dare to move by evening. Didn’t expect CZ to suddenly tweet about it, and the price just took off.

Looking back at this operation, timing really is mysterious. Sometimes it’s not that your judgment is wrong, you’re just one step off. That’s how the market is—everything between advancing and retreating depends on luck and courage.

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WhaleMinion

· 16h ago

A typical case of buying high and selling low. Should've just left it alone.

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 16h ago

Chasing the rally only to get liquidated, then getting scared at night... this is a typical case of risk management failure in a high volatility environment. Wait, the price just skyrockets as soon as CZ tweets? The domino effect here must have some outrageous borrowing rates and liquidation prices... is it really just luck? Honestly, this “just one step away” feeling is the most dangerous—it usually means your position’s health factor is way over the limit. Next time it might not be just one step away, but a chain of liquidations.

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