The emptiness at the moment of liquidation, many people have experienced it.
Stomach tightens, fingers go cold, staring at the liquidation notice, and the whole person falls into numbness. The self who was just gambling on a "rebound" suddenly disappears.
The most terrifying part is what will happen next—you start to regret: "I should have cut losses earlier."
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 8h ago
Liquidation happens like this; regret always comes too late.
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WenMoon
· 8h ago
I knew at the moment of liquidation that greed is the biggest killer. It's too late to say anything now.
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GasFeeCrier
· 8h ago
Stop-loss and such are all armchair strategies... When you're truly losing money, who remembers to do that?
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BrokenYield
· 8h ago
leverage ratio blew past 3x and nobody saw it coming... classic correlation matrix failure tbh. stop-loss orders are for people who actually plan ahead
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AllInDaddy
· 8h ago
It's just gambler's mentality, rebound, rebound, rebound... and it actually rebounded into the liquidation team.
The emptiness at the moment of liquidation, many people have experienced it.
Stomach tightens, fingers go cold, staring at the liquidation notice, and the whole person falls into numbness. The self who was just gambling on a "rebound" suddenly disappears.
The most terrifying part is what will happen next—you start to regret: "I should have cut losses earlier."