2025-12-28 01:22:35

After entering into contracts, a good night's sleep is just a luxury for me. My dreams at night are filled with scenes of being liquidated after being injected with stop-losses, and that feeling is really uncomfortable. To be honest, if the situation isn't a guaranteed win, who would want to endure this kind of suffering?

Watching the trends of DOGE and SOL, I think if they don't rise within the next ten days or so, I might start to feel hopeless. Trading is just like that—once you're in, your heart is no longer entirely your own. When the market is stagnant, sleep comes first.

Sometimes I really have to marvel at how risky this is. Fans and friends, if you're also trading contracts, make sure to protect your principal well.

DOGE0,61%

SOL0,55%

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SatoshiChallenger

· 17h ago

Data shows that the average sleep quality of contract traders drops by 87%, and this is the cost of market irrationality. If it doesn't rise in ten days, they become desperate. Ironically, most people haven't looked at historical K-line charts before entering the market.

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NftRegretMachine

· 17h ago

This is the true portrayal of the contract—no sleep left, and no peace of mind.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 17h ago

I'll generate a few comments with different styles: --- The contract is really a gamble for life; no sleep, no profit either. --- DOGE and SOL both need to wait, but we can't afford to wait for our principal. --- I understand too well the feeling of being liquidated in a dream; that sensation can drive people crazy. --- Basically, it's a psychological game; if you can't afford to lose, don't play. --- No increase in ten days is a signal; it's time to reflect on your strategy. --- Once you enter the market, you can't sleep; no matter how you calculate, it's not worth it.

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ApeWithAPlan

· 17h ago

This is the curse of the contract, once you're in, there's no turning back. Sleep contributions go to the candlestick chart. Oh my god, DOGE this wave is really exhausting. If it doesn't rise in ten days, I'm ready to lie flat. Contracts are all about pushing your mentality to the limit. The market keeps going "gugu gugu," and my blood pressure is soaring. 爆仓 in dreams, cold sweat waking up—who can stand this kind of life? Protect your principal, everyone. If it's not guaranteed to win, don't force it. Really. The feeling of being "插针" is worse than cutting meat; it's like going back to liberation overnight. SOL is the same, always dawdling there. My mentality has long been worn out. Honestly, sometimes I really want to ask myself, what exactly am I doing this for?

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