Looking at the 60,000 level that couldn't be held, it's indeed a bit regrettable. However, looking back, I didn't choose to sell there, but instead kept adding to my position. Maybe this is another way of understanding the market—rather than stressing over missing the high points, it's better to continue building positions during pullbacks. This round of market has taught me a lot.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 4h ago
The logic of adding positions is quite interesting, somewhat like doing on-chain archaeology—being patient and waiting for the sediment layers to reveal the truth, rather than rushing to dig out surface antiques. Losing the 60,000 mark is regrettable, but this restrained accumulation approach actually feels like giving a true valuation to digital assets.
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FreeRider
· 8h ago
It's really frustrating that the 60,000 didn't hold, but this guy's decision to add to his position actually turned out to be a winning strategy.
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NestedFox
· 01-10 06:51
It's okay if I can't hold onto 60,000; I already threw in another chunk when the price was falling anyway.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-10 06:50
Breaking 60,000 isn't a big deal, the key is that you still dare to add positions—that's the gambler's spirit.
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PortfolioAlert
· 01-10 06:47
It's a bit painful not to hold onto 60,000, but lowering the cost basis is the real deal.
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LiquidatedAgain
· 01-10 06:45
It's the same old story, adding positions and adding positions, and as a result, the liquidation price keeps moving downward.
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MrDecoder
· 01-10 06:42
It's really tough to not hold onto 60,000, but your strategy of adding positions this time is still excellent.
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OffchainWinner
· 01-10 06:30
Adding positions is correct, but I really couldn't hold it when 60,000 didn't hold that moment.
Looking at the 60,000 level that couldn't be held, it's indeed a bit regrettable. However, looking back, I didn't choose to sell there, but instead kept adding to my position. Maybe this is another way of understanding the market—rather than stressing over missing the high points, it's better to continue building positions during pullbacks. This round of market has taught me a lot.