2026-01-21 15:24:09

My plan is very clear: sell a wave of contracts. The price has already doubled, and in terms of narrative, transitioning from contracts to spot trading—this process references the development path of leading exchanges, and there’s still a road to go. The continuous accumulation earlier made my position a bit heavy, so I’m taking this opportunity to adjust, which aligns with my investment logic and justifies my market judgment.

After selling, my identity returns to being a holder on a certain DEX platform. To be honest, my recent performance has been a bit disappointing. The entry threshold for the 10K Club has dropped from the highest 10,000 USDT to now 6,000 USDT, which looks a bit uncomfortable. But I still hold the same view—there’s no problem with the story of this track; time will prove everything. As centralized exchanges gradually embrace regulatory compliance, on-chain DEXs will shift from optional to essential. It’s like the decentralized revolution of blockchain we called for back then—each era has its own narrative, but pursuing true decentralization and financial freedom is everyone’s shared ideal deep in their hearts. The path of DEX is set.

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RugResistant

· 16h ago

I understand the recent rebalancing of selling, but to be honest, dropping from 10K to 6K is a bit hard to handle... However, in the long run, the logic of DEXs indeed holds up, and no one can avoid the regulatory crackdown.

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LiquidityWizard

· 16h ago

actually the 10k club floor dropping 40% is just... statistically significant capitulation behavior. given the historical data on dex adoption curves, this is theoretically speaking exactly when conviction matters most. but yeah, telling yourself "time will tell" while watching your entry thesis get filleted is peak sleep-deprived cope energy ngl

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fork_in_the_road

· 16h ago

Still holding coins after doubling, this faith really has no basis --- 10k drops to 6k, those who say it's no problem are all betting on the future --- This wave of contract selling was correct, but don't be too optimistic about spot trading either; regulations can change at any time --- Decentralization revolution has been shouted for years, but isn't it still being cut or about to be cut --- Sell when your position is heavy, this self-awareness is good, just afraid that you'll regret it after selling --- The argument that DEX is a necessity has been heard too many times; let's wait until it truly becomes necessary before saying so --- Now only smart people dare to sell, I, on the other hand, only add to my position --- The narrative is fine, only the price is an issue; this round was quite realistic

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TopEscapeArtist

· 16h ago

Doubling down and still adding positions, really brave of you. I'll quietly bottom fish and wait for the MACD to bottom out... Selling is the right move, but the technicals on DEX are looking a bit ugly now. The head and shoulders pattern is emerging. Don't just shout stories without issues; the candlestick charts will tell the truth. Falling from 10,000u to 6,000u is a lesson from the market cycle. Wait a bit before jumping in; danger signals are everywhere. The compliance approach will come sooner or later, but have you calculated the time cost? I'm just lying flat and watching now, anyway, the belief in decentralization still remains. Your operation is quite steady, take notes, don’t be brainwashed by narratives, and set your stop-loss levels properly. Long-term optimism for DEX, but in the short term... better to hide for now, wait for a golden cross before acting.

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