2025-12-26 18:28:44

This week, in pursuit of that breakout wave, I lost around 1 million. The story of chasing gains and selling at losses has been told countless times, yet I still took a fall. Honestly, watching the candlestick chart repeatedly confirm, I always felt that the next candle would break through, but what happened? Funds evaporated one after another during the pullback. Sometimes, the biggest lesson in the market is: opportunities always exist, but your capital is not unlimited. Instead of continuing to fight on the chart, it's better to step out of this cycle first and find a way to calm your mindset and readjust. Trading isn't that urgent; surviving and exiting is already half the victory.

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UnluckyLemur

· 2h ago

One million just disappeared like that. Damn, I was the same last time. Looking at the chart feels like hallucination.

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 2h ago

One million just disappeared like that. I understand the feeling of being dazzled when looking at the candlestick chart. To be honest, the next one will never come, just like the next girlfriend.

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CryptoMom

· 6h ago

Losing 1 million like this, it hurts to watch. Next time, don't keep an eye on the market, it really harms your health.

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GasGuzzler

· 6h ago

A million dollars just disappeared like that, really unbelievable. I've heard the phrase "the next drop could break the support level" too many times. --- Don't bother confirming with candlestick charts, brother. Greed is what kills people. --- So now you're just lying flat? Or have you started researching new strategies again? --- Getting out alive is already half the victory, that hits hard. --- Chasing the rally until going bankrupt, what's the point? --- The feeling of funds evaporating really makes people wake up. --- Stop fighting it to the death, staying calm is the real key. --- A hundred thousand in tuition fees isn't cheap, buddy. --- Opportunities are always there, but the principal isn't unlimited. You hit the sore spot. --- Step back and relax, let the anger dissipate before talking.

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ForkItAll

· 6h ago

A million is gone just like that, the dream of the next surge breaking through is still awake. --- Where was your mind when chasing the rise? Are K-line charts really that magical? --- The phrase "limited capital" hits hard. There are indeed many opportunities, but not much money. --- Stubbornly fighting on the market is just fighting your own account. Got it. --- Getting out alive is already a victory. This is so true, but it still hurts. --- A million-level amount, this time I really need to calm down. --- Chasing gains and selling losses is always a trap. I still fell into it, feeling exhausted. --- The feeling of funds evaporating is even more uncomfortable than watching K-line charts. --- The next one never comes; this round of chasing was really worth it. --- Breaking out of the cycle is much more comfortable than stubbornly fighting on, even if a bit late.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 6h ago

It's the same pattern again; the next one will never come.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 6h ago

Losing 1 million really hurts, but your words are worth much more than a bunch of success motivational clichés.

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