Retail investors should have their own way of living - make a quick profit in the primary market and withdraw, don't always think about rolling profits into a snowball.

I was really educated this time. Clearly, I predicted that a bear market was coming, yet I stubbornly held onto my U instead of being honest and holding back, and as a result, I was targeted and got liquidated. My memory is truly poor.

After all, what do we small players have to compete with large funds in the secondary market? They have research teams and information advantages, what do we rely on? Just a feeling?

I figured it out: primary hunters should focus on primary tasks. Quick in and out, secure the profits. With the bear market here, hold onto your USDT and don't mess around. This wave of losses is painful, but at least I've finally understood my own strengths and weaknesses.