It's just a market for painting doors, going back and forth between long and short positions is all there is to it. Bosses who go long should stop looking at those posts that say it will crash to zero every day. From the moment you enter, there's actually no difference from hitting zero. Life and death should be viewed lightly; if you’re not convinced, just do it. At worst, you'll just be tightening screws for a few more years. Does the big player have no cost when it drops? This position is all about waiting, with very few getting on board. The big player is also confused, just painting doors for now, sometimes inducing longs and sometimes inducing shorts; they have no other tricks left. Now it’s a matter of whether the gains from going up 📈 or going down 📉 are larger. The long-short ratio is almost even, so there’s just idle frustration; let’s keep painting doors and see.
From my perspective, the current cost to push it up is lower. So, brothers who are caught in multiple positions don’t need to panic, just wait for the flowers to bloom!
To summarize: In 24 years, the contract has never been liquidated. The reason is that the position size is small, and the margin is sufficient, but I still can't change the habit of chasing highs and cutting losses.
In the crypto world, there are opportunities every day for those trading contracts. So in 2025, I hope everyone can be a bit more patient and apply the wisdom of our ancestors. Learn to wait patiently for opportunities and be an excellent hunter!