On December 1st, I monitored the trend of $TRADOOR and personally judged to place a short order.
To be honest, the recent market conditions are quite challenging, with a rapid and fierce correction. I recommend everyone to operate based on their actual positions and not to go all in without thinking — getting liquidated is no joke. Those with smaller positions need to pay more attention to risk management; it's better to earn less than to get liquidated.
The changes at this stage are happening too quickly, and everyone's capital and risk tolerance are different. When trading contracts, it's important to prioritize stability; preserving your principal gives you the opportunity to continue playing.
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NFTRegretDiary
· 20h ago
How’s your short position doing? Are you still holding on? With the market being this volatile, you really need to be careful.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 12-04 08:56
So it's a short position, huh? I'm also feeling uneasy watching this. This pullback really caught everyone off guard. But honestly, those who go all-in deserve it—risk management is not just talk.
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 12-02 04:19
short order? Bro, can this wave catch up, it feels like it's all Reverse operations lately.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 12-02 04:14
Can the short order catch the bottom this time? It feels like a rebound is coming again.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 12-02 04:12
Short order and buy the dip all depend on luck, this wave of market is really very strange.
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HashRatePhilosopher
· 12-02 04:08
Did the short order crash? Haha, don't say that, the recent market is just strange.
On December 1st, I monitored the trend of $TRADOOR and personally judged to place a short order.
To be honest, the recent market conditions are quite challenging, with a rapid and fierce correction. I recommend everyone to operate based on their actual positions and not to go all in without thinking — getting liquidated is no joke. Those with smaller positions need to pay more attention to risk management; it's better to earn less than to get liquidated.
The changes at this stage are happening too quickly, and everyone's capital and risk tolerance are different. When trading contracts, it's important to prioritize stability; preserving your principal gives you the opportunity to continue playing.