Looking at this liquidation price, I just can’t feel at ease. I set my take-profit at 0.15, planning to lock in this round of gains, but the funding rate is insanely high—burned through 50U in just one hour! What’s worse, I opened the position on impulse and didn’t set a stop-loss at all.

Now this position feels like walking a tightrope; if the price pulls back even a little, it could trigger liquidation. With funding fees eating up so much, the longer I hold, the more the cost becomes unbearable. In hindsight, I should’ve managed risk first—at least set a stop-loss as a safety net... Guys, what would you do in this situation? Would you close the position right away to cut your losses, or gamble that the market will pump quickly?

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ThesisInvestor

· 22h ago

Just close the position, the fees are so brutal, who can handle that? If you keep gambling, you're just giving money away.

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WalletWhisperer

· 22h ago

50U an hour? Bro, are you trading futures or playing with fire? --- Opening leverage positions without a stop loss? That takes some serious nerve. --- With fees this high, not closing your position is the real gambler’s mentality. --- Can it reach 0.15? I doubt it. Better move your stop loss up before anything else. --- The fees will eat up your profits in seconds—unless it pumps fast, you’re definitely losing this round. --- Opening a position without a stop loss? That's insane, you had it coming. --- Betting on a quick pump? Bro, you’re gambling with your life. --- 50U per hour—at this rate, a few more hours and you’ll get liquidated. --- Close your position, surviving is the most important thing. Otherwise, the fees will eat you alive. --- I advise you not to gamble. Betting in a high-fee market is just asking for death.

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