2026-01-06 22:38:53

At that moment, I fully entered a state of focus. Watching the community members return to profitability, and the bearish voices dissipate, I decided to go all out — continuously sweeping in 5 to 10 SOL positions and pouring all the funds in the Axiom account, totaling $230,000. The goal of this move was very clear: to ride this wave of market trend thoroughly. Honestly, from being an observer to becoming a full participant, my mindset was completely different at that moment. The market reversal signals were right in front of me, and the community's momentum was building. I had no reason to stay on the sidelines. This all-in feeling carries risks but also opportunities — it all depends on how SOL moves next.

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BearMarketMonk

· 22h ago

The bearish voices fade away, then go all-in— isn't this the classic cycle? When the community profits, you profit too; what about when the community loses? Surviving bias is quite skillful.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-06 23:08

Wow, all-in with 230,000 dollars? That mindset must be really steady.

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-06 23:03

$230,000 all-in, this guy is really bold This move definitely dares to gamble. If SOL takes off, it'll be amazing; otherwise... sigh, you need to have a strong mental game Is community enthusiasm really contagious like that? I feel nervous for you The hardest part of all-in isn't the decision, but the few hours after the decision. How are you doing now? Is this a high-stakes gamble or have you really seen a signal? Honestly, I'm a bit confused

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