Long / short + with high leverage causing adrenaline increase leading to excitement. So no matter how much I advise you, it won't make you quit! 😤😤😤
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This sentence touches the **true nature of market addiction** always 👇
**WHY IS THERE NEWS OF LIQUIDATION LONG/SHORT EVERY DAY
AND PEOPLE STILL JUMP IN?**
Because **the human brain doesn’t read news rationally, it reads it emotionally.**
**1️⃣ "It dies, not me"**
Seeing:
* 🔴 200 million USD liquidated
Instantly translates in the mind to:
> "All those fools. I’m different."
No one thinks they are the percentage that gets killed.
Everyone believes they are the **exception**.
**2️⃣ Long/Short gives a *quick* feeling**
Slow investing → boring
Long/Short →
* entering a trade is a heartbeat
* a few minutes later, seeing profit/loss
* dopamine shooting straight to the brain
👉 It’s like **gambling with beautiful charts**.
**3️⃣ Liquidation news = excitement, not warning**
New people see the news:
* "How much money evaporated" ❌
They see:
* "Big fluctuation → big opportunity" ✅
The more people die, the more they believe:
> "Get ready for my turn to eat."
**4️⃣ Everyone thinks they will cut losses in time**
The harsh reality:
* most **do not cut losses**
* most **move SL**
* most **all-in to recover**
Liquidations don’t happen because they don’t know the risks.
Liquidations happen because **they don’t believe that risk will fall on them**.
**5️⃣ Exchanges don’t need you to win, just need you to keep playing**
Liquidation news:
* doesn’t scare people
* it makes the market **more active**
And active = fees = profit for the exchange.
**CONCLUSION IN A NUTSHELL:**
> People don’t jump into long/short because they don’t see people dying.
> But because **they always believe the dead are not them**.
The market is not short of warnings.
It just lacks people **willing to listen when excited**.
What about you?
👉 *Read liquidation news to fear… or to find the next opportunity?* 💥
#Liquidations #long #short
{future}(ZKCUSDT)
{future}(AUCTIONUSDT)
{future}(NOMUSDT)
This sentence touches the **true nature of market addiction** always 👇
**WHY IS THERE NEWS OF LIQUIDATION LONG/SHORT EVERY DAY
AND PEOPLE STILL JUMP IN?**
Because **the human brain doesn’t read news rationally, it reads it emotionally.**
**1️⃣ "It dies, not me"**
Seeing:
* 🔴 200 million USD liquidated
Instantly translates in the mind to:
> "All those fools. I’m different."
No one thinks they are the percentage that gets killed.
Everyone believes they are the **exception**.
**2️⃣ Long/Short gives a *quick* feeling**
Slow investing → boring
Long/Short →
* entering a trade is a heartbeat
* a few minutes later, seeing profit/loss
* dopamine shooting straight to the brain
👉 It’s like **gambling with beautiful charts**.
**3️⃣ Liquidation news = excitement, not warning**
New people see the news:
* "How much money evaporated" ❌
They see:
* "Big fluctuation → big opportunity" ✅
The more people die, the more they believe:
> "Get ready for my turn to eat."
**4️⃣ Everyone thinks they will cut losses in time**
The harsh reality:
* most **do not cut losses**
* most **move SL**
* most **all-in to recover**
Liquidations don’t happen because they don’t know the risks.
Liquidations happen because **they don’t believe that risk will fall on them**.
**5️⃣ Exchanges don’t need you to win, just need you to keep playing**
Liquidation news:
* doesn’t scare people
* it makes the market **more active**
And active = fees = profit for the exchange.
**CONCLUSION IN A NUTSHELL:**
> People don’t jump into long/short because they don’t see people dying.
> But because **they always believe the dead are not them**.
The market is not short of warnings.
It just lacks people **willing to listen when excited**.
What about you?
👉 *Read liquidation news to fear… or to find the next opportunity?* 💥
#Liquidations #long #short
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