The recent market movements have caused some aesthetic fatigue. During the Asian session, it was finally good to see BTC return to 90,000 and ETH surpass 3,000, but as soon as the European session started, the hesitation resumed. In this repetitive process, although the small retracements are only about 10,000 USDT, adjusting the mindset is even more important.
Currently, the position is considered light—around 60,000 to 70,000 USDT, a stark contrast to the previous high of two or three hundred thousand. Because of this lighter load, I can view each market fluctuation more calmly. Today’s rebound peak prompted me to decisively add a short position and observe the subsequent trend.
An even more important change is that over the past one or two months, I have gradually withdrawn most of my funds from the crypto space. It’s not pessimism, but the realization that diversified investment is the long-term stable path. The data over these years is quite interesting—Bitcoin’s performance has actually lagged behind gold and silver, which itself indicates a problem: the crypto space may not be the main focus of mainstream financial institutions.
Since that’s the case, there’s no need to hold on stubbornly. Withdraw when it’s time, observe when needed, keep some bullets in the crypto space, but never go all-in—that’s the rational attitude towards asset management.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-29 15:54
I'm really tired of this market trend, going around in circles
Honestly, I support the move to withdraw most of the funds
BTC can't outperform gold? Then it's definitely time to reflect.
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GasOptimizer
· 12-29 15:52
Complaining about 10,000 U mentality already blowing up shows that the position is indeed a bit heavy. If it were me, I would have already increased leverage. Anyway, how can I justify myself if I don't maximize capital efficiency?
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WagmiAnon
· 12-29 15:42
It seems like you've truly understood it, from going all-in to holding a light position and observing.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 12-29 15:42
It's the same pattern again. When the Asian market opens, the European market underperforms, and the repeated fluctuations really become exhausting.
That's right, keeping a small position definitely improves the mindset, and I won't get angry over fluctuations of just a few thousand dollars.
I'm also gradually withdrawing funds. The data in the crypto circle over the past two years really doesn't add up. Instead of going all-in, diversification is more stable.
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NFTFreezer
· 12-29 15:42
Oh no, I'm starting to feel a bit exhausted too. Mr. Moji really annoyed people.
I've been doing this withdrawal trick for a while now. Instead of all-in, it's better to diversify and be cautious.
BTC not outperforming gold is indeed a blow. What does it indicate?
With a small position, you can see clearly. A $60,000 scale feels much more comfortable.
However, I need to think about the short position. This rhythm is too repetitive.
The recent market movements have caused some aesthetic fatigue. During the Asian session, it was finally good to see BTC return to 90,000 and ETH surpass 3,000, but as soon as the European session started, the hesitation resumed. In this repetitive process, although the small retracements are only about 10,000 USDT, adjusting the mindset is even more important.
Currently, the position is considered light—around 60,000 to 70,000 USDT, a stark contrast to the previous high of two or three hundred thousand. Because of this lighter load, I can view each market fluctuation more calmly. Today’s rebound peak prompted me to decisively add a short position and observe the subsequent trend.
An even more important change is that over the past one or two months, I have gradually withdrawn most of my funds from the crypto space. It’s not pessimism, but the realization that diversified investment is the long-term stable path. The data over these years is quite interesting—Bitcoin’s performance has actually lagged behind gold and silver, which itself indicates a problem: the crypto space may not be the main focus of mainstream financial institutions.
Since that’s the case, there’s no need to hold on stubbornly. Withdraw when it’s time, observe when needed, keep some bullets in the crypto space, but never go all-in—that’s the rational attitude towards asset management.