This trade indeed went south; I have to admit my mistake. I initially only lost 20,000 U, planning to cut losses immediately, but then it surged 30% and triggered a reverse liquidation. That was the fatal blow. My position was too aggressive—invested 150,000 U all in, and the moment I closed, the price shot straight up, probably turning my stop-loss order into the fuse for that explosive move. In the end, I lost 45,000 U in a single trade, and I haven't taken such a big loss in a long time.



As a token from an emerging sector, this project does have some potential. I underestimated the retail investors' unity here; a market cap of 1.3 billion doesn't seem outrageous, but compared to Ordi's peak of 16 billion—still having an 8 billion market cap even after a 20x drop—that comparison becomes quite interesting. The problem is, I chose the wrong side. Shorting it was actually a mistake decision; the market's enthusiasm isn't as easy to cool down as I thought. The lesson cost me enough, but I also learned something.
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FarmToRichesvip
· 2h ago
45,000 gone, really the "tuition fee"
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OnChainDetectivevip
· 13h ago
45,000 USDT... How did your stop-loss order suddenly become the fuse? I checked the on-chain records, and those large transfers within five minutes before and after your liquidation—are they from institutions or something else?
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDovip
· 13h ago
Is this the legendary stop-loss order crashing the market? Investing 150,000 entirely in short positions is indeed quite aggressive, but on the other hand, retail investors banding together can indeed be easily underestimated.
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SerumSquirtervip
· 14h ago
Shorting new coins and ending up being forced out... this is what you get for your actions.
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Ramen_Until_Richvip
· 14h ago
Uh... this wave was directly countered and beaten by retail investors, I'm convinced.
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TokenStormvip
· 14h ago
150,000 all-in was wiped out by my own stop-loss order, this is the so-called "safest in the eye of the storm" [dog head] --- On-chain data shows retail investors' cohesion is much higher than I expected, I underestimated the power of the group, and this time I paid the price --- Ordi's benchmarking is interesting, a market cap of 800 million definitely indicates something, but I just chose the wrong direction --- The lesson learned from spending 45,000 on courses—shorting emerging sectors is just throwing a tantrum, market enthusiasm is far more stubborn than I imagined --- The moment the stop-loss order became the fuse, I knew this trade was going to cost me tuition, the position was so aggressive it backfired --- Honestly, I really shouldn't have been so confident about something with a 1.3 billion market cap; retail investors' unity exceeded my backtest expectations --- The initial unrealized loss of 20,000 was actually a signal; I didn't understand it and stubbornly held on, now I’ve paid a price of 45,000 --- When technical signals showed a reversal, I was still shorting—that's a classic case of "the black under the lamp" --- Benchmarking that 16 billion project, I realize some sectors' imagination far exceeds my cognitive range --- This wave was indeed harvested, but it also helped me see clearly where my risk tolerance limit is
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