2026-01-03 02:22:54

Friends who were bullish yesterday, are you still holding your positions? To be honest, this market trend has really tested everyone's nerves.

When you entered, you were full of confidence, but now you're stuck inside. The hardest part is not knowing what to do—continue holding and wait for a rebound, or cut losses now? At this point in the market, the feeling of both eating and taking profits has emerged.

This is the most challenging time for your mindset. Are your previous judgment logic still valid? Or has the market change rewritten the entire story? I want to hear what other friends who are still in the car are thinking now.

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BearMarketBard

· 6h ago

Stop bleeding. I think there's no need to keep going; if the logic is broken, you should admit it.

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 6h ago

Basically, now is the time to test who has a strong mentality. I choose to reduce my position first to protect my life. --- Got caught again, this time pretty badly. Feels like my judgment logic has been completely proven wrong. --- Stop the bleeding or wait for a rebound? Just ask yourself one question—can you hold on? --- When you entered, you were a war god; now you're a rookie. That's the market. --- Eating and taking at the same time is indeed a phrase; it's described perfectly. That's exactly how it feels now. --- Just check the news, see if there are any variables. Otherwise, you can only rely on faith to hold on. --- Honestly, I've already sold half. The remaining half is just tuition fees. --- The biggest fear now isn't losing money, but losing money and still having to listen to others boast. --- You're still hesitating, but I've already gone all-in on the opposite side. --- The problem is, no one knows if the rebound will come. Who knows what the market will do in the next second?

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