#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 How hard is it to survive in the crypto world? You'll understand after reading this.
On the night of LUNA's crash, people woke up from their dreams. The 1 million US dollars in their accounts still shimmered yesterday; after a 30% drop, they were still hypnotizing themselves before sleep. When dawn broke—
Only 10,000 US dollars remained. Currencies like $ZEC and $BEAT are even more brutal. Some people fantasize about bottoming out and turning things around, but the prices plummet like free fall: 1 → 0.1 → 0.000001, and finally disappear from exchanges. $ETH lost 1.2 million in three days, enough only for a breakfast.
Why is the crypto market so risky?
It's simply six words: 24/7 trading, no limit up or down. Plus, leverage is everywhere, and altcoins have no bottom limit—losing half your assets in a day is no news, and a few K-line patterns can wipe out your account.
Here's a piece of advice for those wanting to enter or already in the market—
Avoid leverage if you can. Avoid trash coins if possible. Many people don't die because of wrong market calls, but because they never make it to the rebound moment.
The biggest truth in the crypto world is: only by surviving do you have the right to enjoy a bull market.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 12-16 04:31
1.2 million gone in three days, I'm really the one who can only afford breakfast.
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BlockchainFries
· 12-15 21:33
1.2 million evaporated in three days, just enough for breakfast. I laughed until I cried—that's the crypto world.
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SorryRugPulled
· 12-13 22:29
1.2 million evaporated in three days, truly incredible. Is that guy doing okay now? Praying for his psychological shadow area.
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BrokenYield
· 12-13 22:26
the leverage ratio on luna was absolutely brutal... smart money had their stops at -40%, retail got liquidated at -15%. that's the real correlation matrix nobody talks about.
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ProtocolRebel
· 12-13 22:21
That's right, the LUNA wave indeed caused many people to get wrecked. But I think the real issue isn't the leverage itself, but the mindset—most people treat risk as a joke.
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 12-13 22:19
1.2 million gone in three days, even the breakfast money is gone—this is just the daily life in the crypto world.
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 12-13 22:17
It's hard enough just to survive, and you're still thinking about a bull market—laugh out loud.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 How hard is it to survive in the crypto world? You'll understand after reading this.
On the night of LUNA's crash, people woke up from their dreams. The 1 million US dollars in their accounts still shimmered yesterday; after a 30% drop, they were still hypnotizing themselves before sleep. When dawn broke—
Only 10,000 US dollars remained.
Currencies like $ZEC and $BEAT are even more brutal. Some people fantasize about bottoming out and turning things around, but the prices plummet like free fall: 1 → 0.1 → 0.000001, and finally disappear from exchanges. $ETH lost 1.2 million in three days, enough only for a breakfast.
Why is the crypto market so risky?
It's simply six words: 24/7 trading, no limit up or down. Plus, leverage is everywhere, and altcoins have no bottom limit—losing half your assets in a day is no news, and a few K-line patterns can wipe out your account.
Here's a piece of advice for those wanting to enter or already in the market—
Avoid leverage if you can. Avoid trash coins if possible. Many people don't die because of wrong market calls, but because they never make it to the rebound moment.
The biggest truth in the crypto world is: only by surviving do you have the right to enjoy a bull market.