2026-01-21 14:24:53

The recent market has indeed been quite fierce, with BTC experiencing a significant decline, dragging down many mainstream coins and altcoins as well. The situation on the futures side is also less than ideal, and watching the account shrink is really uncomfortable. However, the more these times come, the more you need to stay patient and not be led by short-term fluctuations. Instead of thinking about instantly recouping losses, it's better to calm down first and carefully review your strategy. Market adjustments are a normal rhythm; only by enduring can you see the next wave of opportunities. Take a deep breath, stay steady, and keep going.

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 18h ago

Oh, you're right. This wave really can't hold up, but cutting losses isn't the solution either. Just hold on, anyway, surviving through it means profit. But on the other hand, it's really hard not to feel anxious. Wait, what's your strategy? Share it if you don't mind. Account shrinkage is indeed tough, but at this point, you must not make reckless moves. Let's hold together, and the next wave will double. Easier said than done, it really requires mental preparation. In this market rhythm, shakeouts are just shakeouts, don't overthink it. Stay steady, don't look at the K-line, maybe a good sleep will help.

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 18h ago

The bear market has arrived, and you need to stay calm. This wave is indeed tough, but it's not something we've never seen before. The question is, who can truly resist looking at the market? --- The hardest moment is when the account shrinks, but the more critical thing is not to make reckless moves. A single misstep can lead to heavy losses. --- That's right, adjustments are normal, but it's really hard to keep a steady mindset. --- Instead of constantly watching the decline, it's better to take this time to review your strategy flaws thoroughly. --- This round of decline was a bit harsh, but history will repeat itself. The key is whether you can hold on until that moment. --- It's easy to say, but who wouldn't panic when their account shrinks? The key is to have patience and endure. --- Market adjustments are very normal, so normal that I've become numb to it, haha. --- Calmly sorting out your strategy is the most important thing. Not everyone has the patience for this.

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GhostAddressHunter

· 19h ago

Don't say it. Seeing the account balance drop makes me angry. This drop is really brutal. Wait, has anyone bottomed out? I'm still debating whether to get in. Even if my mentality collapses, I still have to grit my teeth and endure. Anyway, it's not the first time. Really, the more it drops, the calmer I need to stay. Otherwise, a full gamble will be the end. I choose to close my eyes, not see, not be bothered, and wait for the rebound to check the account. This is the toughest test of willpower—seeing who can remain unmoved like a mountain. But on the other hand, is the bottom really that close? It still feels like it's going down. I'm a bit anxious.

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CexIsBad

· 19h ago

Wait a moment, this drop is really fierce, but mindset is the key. The account is green again, I should have known not to touch this contract trap. The harder the fall, the greater the opportunity—it's all about who can hold on. Really, the more uncomfortable it gets, the more it tests human nature. Not selling is the way. This is when you're most likely to get liquidated, so think carefully about your next move. It's normal to feel distressed when your account shrinks, but don't let fear control your decisions. You promised not to chase highs or sell lows, but in the end, you're still caught. The market is fierce, but only by surviving the darkness before dawn can you be a winner. How to say it, anyway, it's already like this, so might as well wait and see. Contracts are still too risky; next time, I need to be smarter.

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