2026-01-04 14:26:33

The crypto market is like a magnifying glass, clearly reflecting human greed and fear. When the market is rising, everyone thinks they are an expert; but when the black swan arrives and leverage positions are liquidated, many people's first reaction is to blame the platform. To be honest, the market has never owed anyone money. Each cycle's fluctuations are essentially a reshuffle—those over-leveraged positions will be ruthlessly swept out, which is the market's clearing mechanism.

We do not oppose voices defending rights, but the problem is that some people demonize the entire blockchain ecosystem and call innovation scams. This may seem like they are speaking out for themselves, but in reality, it’s like shooting themselves in the foot and also destroying the pathways for newcomers to enter this field. True rational investors should reflect on leverage management during losses, rather than externalizing all responsibility. Markets have cycles, and risks have a bottom line—learning to be respectful is more important than anything else.

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 01-07 14:06

That's right, but some people think they're a master chef after just a little soup, and throw a tantrum when they lose. Blaming the platform for a margin call? Bro, why not blame gravity? This round of shakeout was indeed fierce, but those who were cleared out deserved to be. Here comes another one, first ask yourself if you've done your homework, then ask if the platform is a scam. Leverage is a stepping stone for greed, and a touchstone for the sober-minded. If you can't take honest words, this industry really isn't suitable for some people. Enough said.

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Blockwatcher9000

· 01-07 09:18

Talking tough, but some people just can't listen --- Getting liquidated and still have the nerve to shift blame? Reflect on whether your leverage management is lacking --- Exactly, a bull market turns a bunch of retail investors into "experts," but their true nature is revealed in a bear market --- Demonizing blockchain is really a brilliant move; losing money oneself and still having to tarnish the industry's reputation --- The market reshuffle mechanism is actually teaching people how to behave --- It can only be said that some people take defending their rights as an excuse to consume blockchain --- The four words "Respect the market," how much do you have to lose to truly understand

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DegenTherapist

· 01-06 09:56

That's so true. Blaming the platform for liquidation due to leverage? Don't you check the K-line yourself?

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UnluckyValidator

· 01-04 14:56

Seeing through it clearly, it's actually just deserved to be wiped out --- Getting liquidated and still blaming the platform is really outrageous haha --- That's why I never touch leverage again, it's so damn刺激 --- To be honest, a bunch of people blame others entirely for their losses, it's really annoying --- The market is so cruel, survival of the fittest --- Respect the market, just four simple words, but many people just can't learn it

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OffchainOracle

· 01-04 14:49

Exactly right, leverage players love to shift blame when they cry, really.

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AirdropHunter9000

· 01-04 14:45

Basically, it's deserved. Playing with leverage and blowing up, then blaming the platform? --- This article hits the sore spot; the market is just so cruel. --- The group that constantly demands rights, why don't they reflect on themselves? It's so funny. --- Only after liquidation do they realize what respect for the market means, but it's too late. --- I agree, many use their greed as an excuse, it's too outrageous. --- Leverage is a double-edged sword; do you have to poke yourself with the tip? --- The market is clearing out trash positions; this is survival of the fittest. --- I just want to know if those shouting for rights dare to make their trading records public? --- Indeed, destroying the ecosystem's livelihood just to seek sympathy—this deal is too亏. --- Blaming the platform when losing money, but why didn't they thank it when making money? --- Learning to respect—this phrase is worth engraving in your mind.

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wagmi_eventually

· 01-04 14:45

You're right, this market cycle has stripped human nature bare. Blaming the platform when liquidated—that mindset... is truly remarkable. Leverage is a double-edged sword; how come no one remembers that? Instead of shouting for rights protection, it's better to learn how to cut losses first. Those who destroy the ecosystem are ultimately destroying their own future. The cleanup mechanism should be like this; survival of the fittest. The problem is that most people have no concept of risk management. Reflecting on oneself is much harder than blaming the outside world; that's the core issue.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 01-04 14:37

You're not wrong. If it needs to be cleaned up, then do so. The market needs this kind of reshuffling.

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GhostInTheChain

· 01-04 14:28

Really, I've seen too many people blame others after losing money, while they themselves leverage ten times more and then complain that the platform doesn't print money for them. --- Instead of shouting for rights every day, it's better to ask yourself first whether you've set your stop-loss. --- Only after the black swan event occurs do people start to regret. This is called the gambler's self-cultivation. --- Market clearing mechanisms are actually teaching people to be respectful, but unfortunately, many people can't learn it. --- Leverage, when making profits, makes you feel like a genius; when losing, the platform becomes a scammer. --- It's really ironic to demonize innovation; as a result, you also ruin your own opportunities. --- Those who survive during cyclical fluctuations are always those who manage their positions well. --- In simple terms, it's poor risk awareness, thinking you'll never be the one swept out. --- After this round of reshuffling, those who cut their losses are shouting out, but the smartest people have already been quietly counting their money.

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