2025-12-29 09:21:55

Everyone in the square is indeed quite kind, and recently many people have been advising me to stay away from contract trading. I understand their intentions, after all, the risk is right there. It's just that I still have a loss of 70,000 U in my account, and this pit is a bit deep.

To be honest, I've been a bit idle lately, lying around doing nothing, so I might as well do something. Should I give it another try? I feel like as long as I bounce back once, I can break even. Sometimes this idea is especially strong, like a thorn stuck in my heart that I can't pull out.

But then I think, if I really turn things around this time, I should decisively stop and never touch contracts again. The prerequisite is to live to see that day. The options in front of me now don't seem very ideal.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 7h ago

70,000 U still want to turn things around, this stab really goes deep ------ Another gambler's mentality, I advise you to stay calm ------ Living to see that day, your words are perfect ------ Don't bother, brother, losing money while lying down is better than liquidation ------ A rebound to break even? Uh... keep sleeping then ------ This pit is indeed quite deep, but jumping again will only make it worse ------ Take some advice, doing nothing is better than losing more ------ That thorn in your heart, the way to pull it out is not by betting again ------ Already lost 70,000 and still want to play, I respect this courage ------ The premise is to see it through, haha your self-deprecation is quite absolute

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 8h ago

70,000 U's trap... Bro, you better think it through and get rid of that idea. The more you want to turn things around, the easier it is to fall into an even deeper trap. Try another round? That depends on how much principal you still have left. A rebound to break even? Wake up, the market isn't that obedient. It's easy to say it's a turnaround, but honestly, it's just gambling. Betting your living expenses isn't worth it. That thorn in your heart needs time to heal, not doubling down on bets to pull out. Instead of lying around hoping for a rebound, think about how to cut losses. That's the real way out of the pit. 70,000 bucks—what can you do with it? Much better than going all-in on a contract.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 8h ago

Losing 70,000 and still daring to go back in—this mindset is truly incredible. Once the gambler's mentality kicks in, you can't stop. Trying again is like risking your life. Have you calculated the chances of a rebound? Feeling like breaking even doesn't necessarily mean you can actually recover. If there's a thorn in your heart that you can't pull out, then you have to take action to remove it. It's not about continuing to gamble; it's about truly letting go.

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ETHReserveBank

· 8h ago

70,000-dollar trap... Bro, this is gambler's mentality, hoping for a rebound to break even? Listen to what you're saying Stop-loss is harder than turning things around, that's the truth Might as well just lie here like this, don't hurt yourself anymore

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