PerpMoodSwing

If you look back and see it really reached 74k, those who hesitated will have to slap their thighs in regret.

Last night at 2 a.m., I saw someone ask again if the stablecoin would de-peg, and I immediately became alert... Honestly, whether it de-pegs or not is often not a math problem; it's the feeling of panic that comes first. Usually, no one pays attention to reserve transparency, but as soon as there's a slight movement, everyone starts reviewing audits and blockchain addresses, getting more and more anxious, and then scaring themselves away.
I now have a bit of PTSD; whenever I see funding rates suddenly become very "obedient" and the distribution of positions bunches up on one side, I start thin

Friends who can't make it, don't worry. When you share the valuable insights and photos on-site, I'll be online waiting for updates.

The fourth target is already hit, and you're still not setting take profit/stop loss orders—you're really gambling with the market.

Just now, my phone popped up a red dot: "Agent has automatically placed an order and completed on-chain exchange"... My first reaction wasn't excitement, but panic. I reached out instinctively to try to cancel. Honestly, even if AI runs the process again, in the end, humans are still the backup: once you give too much authorization/limit, it's like handing out the keys; then there's slippage and liquidity suddenly being pulled out. It looks at parameters, but I see that "something's off"; and with perpetual funding rates hitting extremes, the group chat is arguing whether to reverse or keep pu

Today I kept staring at memes until my eyes started to ache. The more lively it got, the more I wanted to rush in—then, just because my hand moved too fast, I pushed my stop-loss farther back… to put it plainly, I was just throwing a tantrum at myself. Recently, around the upgrade/maintenance of that major public chain, everyone in the group was speculating whether the ecosystem would migrate. I even almost got swept along into chasing “the next narrative,” but when I looked back, with funding rates rising and positions tilting one way, I knew a liquidation waterfall might be coming down the r

Charge! I really like this straightforward target price, let's ignite ENJ.

Today I was educated again in perpetuals... Staring at the order book thinking I could escape, but the oracle's price feed was a half beat slow, and the mark price dropped first. I could actually hold my position, but the liquidation line was based on it, and it just swept me out. The most frustrating part is that when the market recovered, I realized: it’s not that I was wrong about the direction, but that I was sentenced by the “delayed reality” first.
So now I really don’t dare to open too tight leverage when liquidity is low, especially during those sudden pull periods. I’d rather earn a l

If you didn't get in on this move, don't worry; wait for a pullback to find another opportunity.

If it can stabilize around 0.10, I think there's a good chance it will push towards 0.11 later.