Personally, I think the performance in the 320 to 344 range is quite good.
The comment section is indeed full of tension, with all kinds of bearish voices rising one after another. But the market is essentially a game of bulls and bears. For those who are bearish, feel free to go short. My position isn’t heavy, so I’ll just treat this as a test of my own judgment.
To be honest, at the current level, there are logical arguments for both bullish and bearish views. I choose to stand with the bulls purely based on my own understanding of the trend. If I lose, I’ll accept it; if I win, I won’t get arrogant. The market will give us the answer.
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HashRatePhilosopher
· 12-03 13:38
320-344 this wave is indeed steady, but with so many bearish voices now, it actually feels more like a bottom signal.
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 12-03 13:32
320-344 is indeed stable, but there are too many people being bearish right now. I still stick to the bullish logic.
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DegenDreamer
· 12-03 13:31
320-344 is indeed holding up well, but on the other hand, bears shouldn't celebrate too soon; the bulls' logic also makes sense.
A loss is a loss, a win is a win. Anyway, my position isn't fully loaded, so I'll just treat it like buying a lottery ticket.
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CryptoPunster
· 12-03 13:30
Smiling as I lose this trade, even a retail investor can take a loss with pride.
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Both long and short have logic? That just means neither has any logic. I bet this 320-344 range is just the main players lulling everyone.
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I believe your position isn't heavy—if it was, you would've been wiped out already, right? Haha.
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Verification and judgment? To put it bluntly, it's just using real money to gamble out of stubbornness. The market usually answers with "you guessed wrong."
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Being able to justify both bullish and bearish views—now that's the mindset a true retail investor should have. I respect you for being so tough.
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Admitting defeat without arrogance is classy—way more reliable than those get-rich-quick dreamers.
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Calling 320 to 344 "not bad performance"? Looks like your psychological prep is already on point.
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Seriously, don't wait for the market to answer you—your position already answered for you a long time ago.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 12-03 13:22
320-344 really lived up to expectations, now let's see if it can hold up going forward.
What's wrong with a tense atmosphere? If it deserves criticism, then criticize it. I'll just let the market speak. It's not like my position is that heavy anyway.
This is how the long-short game works. My bet on the long side is purely my own judgment. If I'm wrong, I'll admit it; if I make money, there's nothing to brag about.
Personally, I think the performance in the 320 to 344 range is quite good.
The comment section is indeed full of tension, with all kinds of bearish voices rising one after another. But the market is essentially a game of bulls and bears. For those who are bearish, feel free to go short. My position isn’t heavy, so I’ll just treat this as a test of my own judgment.
To be honest, at the current level, there are logical arguments for both bullish and bearish views. I choose to stand with the bulls purely based on my own understanding of the trend. If I lose, I’ll accept it; if I win, I won’t get arrogant. The market will give us the answer.