🎭 The market is speaking, and the heart is screaming
$121 million in liquidation in 24 hours. Those staring blankly at trading software should be thankful if they can lose just one zero in their accounts. Bulls are being beaten to the ground, this is the daily drama on exchanges.
But there's an interesting phenomenon here: the market itself has no clear direction, yet people's minds are already blown. When an institution runs away, some start to bearish on ETH—it's hilarious. That's not an ETH problem; it's the fate of short-term traders lacking patience, chasing highs and killing lows. And those communities holding onto their chips, like some early projects, have survived developer departures and market bloodbaths through mutual encouragement and self-rescue spirit. That's true faith.
Life is like that—pain and joy never lack. The difference is whether you're screaming at the liquidation leaderboard or holding onto your Doge chips tightly, waiting for the market to turn around someday.
There is no promised land, only how long you decide to hold.
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zkProofGremlin
· 3h ago
1. 21 billion liquidation, another day of cutting leeks
2. Short-term traders should really read this, stop blaming everything on luck
3. Holding chips is much harder than clicking a mouse, most people are failing here
4. Starting to badmouth ETH again? Laughable, if institutions are fleeing, it's not just ETH
5. True faith is those who endure the bloodbath and still dare to mine
6. This is the norm in Web3, if you can't adapt, don't play
7. Liquidation leaderboard updates daily, each one is a story
8. When the market has no direction, people's hearts are already shattered, this hits hard
9. DYOR is well said, but most people don't even know how to research
10. The key is to hold your mindset, don't get fooled by daily charts into losing everything
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 10h ago
It's the same story again: those who chase the rally always get liquidated. So funny—blaming the market for having no direction? Or blaming yourself for being clueless, buddy.
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probably_nothing_anon
· 10h ago
1. 21 billion liquidation again, it's another round of retail investors' bowling, hilarious
2. Short-term traders really deserve it; chasing highs and selling lows, after a series of actions, the account disappears
3. Holding onto your chips without moving is the true winner; everyone else is just dancing with the market
4. People's hearts are exploding but the market has no direction; honestly, it's just because you're too weak
5. Faith is something that depends on how long you can hold on; that's all
6. Starting to badmouth ETH again, this plot plays out every year, so annoying
7. For those staring blankly at the market, you need to decide whether to buy the dip or run away
8. The liquidation leaderboard is a living textbook, teaching you not to chase the trend
9. It's really not easy for early projects to survive until now; this is true resilience
10. When the market turns around, those who hold tight will laugh last
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BrokenYield
· 10h ago
$121m liquidations and people still act surprised lmao. this is what happens when leverage ratios hit the fan and no one's actually done their homework on correlation matrices. the smart money's been quiet for weeks, that should've been the signal right there.
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🎭 The market is speaking, and the heart is screaming
$121 million in liquidation in 24 hours. Those staring blankly at trading software should be thankful if they can lose just one zero in their accounts. Bulls are being beaten to the ground, this is the daily drama on exchanges.
But there's an interesting phenomenon here: the market itself has no clear direction, yet people's minds are already blown. When an institution runs away, some start to bearish on ETH—it's hilarious. That's not an ETH problem; it's the fate of short-term traders lacking patience, chasing highs and killing lows. And those communities holding onto their chips, like some early projects, have survived developer departures and market bloodbaths through mutual encouragement and self-rescue spirit. That's true faith.
Life is like that—pain and joy never lack. The difference is whether you're screaming at the liquidation leaderboard or holding onto your Doge chips tightly, waiting for the market to turn around someday.
There is no promised land, only how long you decide to hold.
DYOR