2026-01-21 20:10:51

#谁将成为下一届美联储掌舵人？ This wave of the market really makes people uncomfortable. The position is already floating with losses, should I just admit defeat and exit? After all, it's only a little over 1000 USD, not enough to fill the pit. Instead of continuing to hold on stubbornly, it's better to consider this expense as tuition paid to the market.

Watching the candlestick chart just irritates me. It's pointless to keep wasting time like this.

If I don't cut losses, my position could potentially turn into 100,000. But the big players have plenty of chips, and I can't afford to gamble. Let's just wait and see who laughs last in the end.

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BearMarketMonk

· 3h ago

1000 bucks in tuition fees is really nothing, I actually think those who hold on until now are the ones who have lost more. 2. Don't compare your chips with the market makers; let's just consider this as a form of cultivation. 3. Put the Federal Reserve's matters aside for now; first, fill this pit in front of us. 4. If watching candlestick charts annoys you, then don't watch them; Bitcoin isn't going anywhere. 5. The dream of tenfold gains, if it wakes you up, then wake up; living is the real victory. 6. Cutting losses is also quite painful, but it's always better than bleeding continuously. 7. No one enjoys this market condition, even the market makers are human. 8. Tuition must be paid, but it can't be paid forever, brother.

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SoliditySlayer

· 3h ago

Paying 1000u in tuition fees isn't a loss. Compared to those who go all-in, we're being more rational. Just cut losses if needed; anyway, we can't keep up with the market maker's rhythm this round. Wait, you said it could turn into 100,000? Then let's hold on and see, haha.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 4h ago

Really just a thousand yuan and you’re tangled for half a day, why bother --- Cut losses or hold on, it all depends on whether you can sleep well --- This is the temperature of the market, some learn lessons, some make money --- A hundred thousand dreams, just listen to them and forget about it, being realistic is better --- Staring at the screen until you're annoyed, might as well go out and get some fresh air --- So what if the market maker has many chips, we also have to stay alive and wait for the rebound --- A thousand U.S. dollars worth of stuff and you can be tangled for so long, you need to adjust your mindset

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LiquiditySurfer

· 4h ago

The tuition fee of 1000U is still expensive. If I had known earlier, I would have gone straight to the cocktail bar for meditation on the K-line, to avoid this traffic jam. We are all at the same surfing point. The market maker's chips are thick, but no one can really understand the depth of liquidity. Just consider it as paying tuition for unlicensed finance. Cut losses? First, see how on-chain behavior unfolds, don't rush to surrender. If it really drags on, there's no point. The key is how to allocate capital efficiently. Making 100,000... the market-making mindset is like this: when it's time to give up, you must give up; otherwise, a blown mindset will lead to even greater losses. Just wait. In the end, it all depends on who can grasp the arbitrage opportunities accurately.

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