What happened to the 1011 people who were liquidated?
I saw a person's personal experience on Twitter: full position, zeroed out, the numbers on the screen disappeared, and it felt like their heartbeat stopped too. They used to think liquidation was someone else's story, but when it happened to them, they realized it wasn't a story; it was the sound of life shattering directly on the ground. What about now? The resume is pulled out again, sent everywhere. Competing for jobs with young graduates, during interviews, they sometimes get asked why there was a blank for those years? They can only smile and say they were starting a business.
How could someone who has been in the crypto world for so long give up? Sneakingly browsing the primary market at night, Meme coins rising and falling, looking for a tiny bit of golden light in a pile of excrement. Knowing it could be a pitfall again, they still bet a little money, silently thinking, just this once, what if it’s a hundred times… In reality, they all know; they just want to grasp at a bit of possibility to tell themselves they haven't completely exited the game.
Is it greed? Yes, it is. Who would come to the crypto world without greed? They just didn't expect the cost would be a complete overturn of their life. The opposite of freedom is not poverty; it's having no way out! If you're still at the poker table, remember: as long as you're alive, you can see the next bull market.
Don't let one flip wash away all your bottom cards. (Hugs to everyone who is still persevering. Take it slow, be steady, the road is still long.)
