2025-12-24 16:24:23

Have you seen such market conditions—bullish during sideways trading, bullish during declines, and still bullish once support is broken? This kind of blind bullish logic, combined with a lucky mindset, means that being deeply trapped is no longer just a risk but an inevitable outcome.

Looking at the entire market, the number of trapped traders is frightening. Those who bought Bitcoin when it hit 90,000, Ethereum above 3,200, and even more outrageous—some at 94,000 and above 3,500. The most terrifying part is that many are stubbornly holding onto orders at 110,000 and above 4,000. Behind these numbers, how many sleepless nights are there?

Enduring the holding, when will it finally end? That’s the question. Next, there are non-farm payroll data, CPI releases, plus possible interest rate cuts by Japan. Every data release can overturn your perception, and every rise or fall can shake your nerves. In such an environment, to get out of the trap, you need to act early—don’t let time become your biggest enemy.

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CantAffordPancake

· 2h ago

Really, if you keep going long all the way, you're not far from liquidation. Those trapped are all the same story, just not wanting to cut losses. The brother with 110,000 still in a daze, how can he resist? This wave of data行情 is truly devilish, you need to proactively seek change. Going all-in during sideways trading, you need to change this mindset. Being bullish is fine, but the problem is blind optimism, which is the real trap. Instead of waiting to be解套, it's better to take the initiative and act. Actually, most people are trapped at 90,000, all hoping to buy the dip but missing out. Time is a poison for those trapped. Friends still stubbornly resisting, you really need to wake up. Breaking support and still bullish? I really can't understand this logic. Cut losses early to preserve capital, waiting until everything is gone is too late. Every data point crushes a group of people; this行情 is too ruthless. Luck-driven psychology kills people; I've truly seen too many cases.

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ChainWatcher

· 3h ago

A order of 110,000 is still holding on stubbornly, how much can it withstand... --- Watching the sideways market, both bullish and bearish, that's exactly me. Now I regret it to death. --- So many people are trapped, why do I feel so lonely... --- Friend who invested 94,000, are you okay? --- Instead of waiting to be rescued, it's better to face reality. Cut early, survive early. --- Once the data is out, the mentality collapses. Life is really hard. --- Looking at this market, holding the position is no longer persistence but obsession. --- Lucky psychology kills people. Every time I expect a rebound, but it gets deeper and deeper. --- 110,000... I dare not look at my account balance. --- Time has really become the biggest enemy; the longer it drags, the more losses.

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StrawberryIce

· 3h ago

I feel sorry for those buddies who stubbornly hold onto 110,000. Really, what's the point? --- Oh, you mean this? I’ve also been caught in it before. Now I’m just waiting for fate to decide. --- Still looking for a breakout after a dip? Brother, you’ve got a gambler’s mentality. --- Every time the data comes out, I want to smash my phone. Honestly, I advise you not to resist stubbornly. --- Bought at 94,000, is it still holding? Come out and get some fresh air. --- Waiting for Non-Farm Payrolls day, I’m afraid someone might lose everything again. --- Luck is something that can destroy people even more than leverage. --- Watching sideways, thinking it will go up or down—this logic really has me dizzy, haha. --- If it were me, I’d cut losses. Don’t let time kill you.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 3h ago

Still holding on to the 110,000 purchase, how much can one endure? --- Watching sideways, bullish on both dips and rises, do you really think you're a master? --- Every time data is released, I take a gamble, but still can't get it right. --- Being so deeply trapped, rather than holding on, it's better to accept the loss and exit. --- Non-farm + CPI, someone is bound to get liquidated this round. --- Luck really can be deadly. --- Seeing people around me stubbornly hold, I feel fortunate that I cut my losses early. --- Should have cut losses earlier, now it's too late to regret.

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RugDocScientist

· 3h ago

Why endure the single order, what’s the point really? I truly admire the buddy with 110,000, no one has this mindset. Breaking the support level but still looking bullish, is this the legendary leek’s self-cultivation? Instead of waiting to be worn out by time, it’s better to face reality early. Every time the data crashes, if this keeps up, the mentality will eventually explode. Luck-driven psychology harms people; even more terrifying than being deeply trapped is still gambling. With the market like this, holding on stubbornly is really not as good as decisively cutting losses.

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