2025-12-07 01:22:09

Pippin finally closed the net this time.

Started with 4,000u, and the final account shows 41,000u. Profit is 27,000u, funding fees cost me 10,000u, so net profit is 37,000u. Didn’t expect 0.3 to be the ceiling—the market maker directly auto-liquidated my position. Thinking about it now, I should actually be grateful for that mechanism; it saved my life.

When chasing the top, I was totally out of it. Staring at the K-line, not knowing which key to press. With skills this bad, still daring to play contracts—that’s just asking for trouble.

Next, I plan to just lay low for a while. Throw 40,000u into USDC savings, with a 5% annual yield, that’s 5.4u per day—enough for an average person’s living expenses. The problem is the platform only allows 8,000u, and I don’t know what to do with the remaining 33,000u—go all-in again? Build a position in batches? Or just honestly do grid trading?

Brothers, give me some ideas. What’s the most stable way to allocate this money?

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GasFeeGazer

· 2025-12-09 20:55

Damn, made a pure profit of 37,000u, this luck is just insane haha What to do with 33,000, feels like going all-in might just lose it back, splitting into batches is a bit safer Better not be too greedy, just keep lying flat and slowly collect interest, that's the true winner's mindset

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LowCapGemHunter

· 2025-12-09 04:19

Bro, that luck! The 0.3 auto-liquidation actually saved you—lucky for that crappy rule. Wait, you still want to keep playing with 33,000u? Seriously? 5% APY looks nice, just worried you won't be able to control yourself again.

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LayoffMiner

· 2025-12-07 22:40

0.3 auto liquidation is truly a lifesaver, otherwise this wave would have liquidated me. The whales really know how to play. I think it's safer to diversify around 33,000, don't go all-in, or your mindset will collapse. If you feel like your skills aren't good enough, stop gambling and just enjoy the interest passively, isn't that nice? Try grid trading, just treat your spare money like a fixed investment. It's way less stressful than watching the market all day. This return is pretty good. Why don't I have that kind of luck? Feels like the whales took it all.

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CafeMinor

· 2025-12-07 01:52

Haha, for real, that 0.3 cut almost gave me psychological trauma, luckily the mechanism saved the day. 33,000u just sitting there is a waste, might as well split it into three batches and steadily set up a grid. This guy's luck is unreal, going all in and earning more than a salaried worker makes in a year. Feels like risks should be diversified: earning interest on USDC + grid trading + airdrops, using all three strategies feels much better. Just want to ask if you plan to keep going with this, or are you really planning to just lay flat now? Such basic techniques and still made so much, I'm honestly impressed.

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RektDetective

· 2025-12-07 01:52

Damn, 37,000u just landed in my hands like that. This luck is unreal. Auto liquidation at 0.3 really saved my life—totally insane.

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StakeWhisperer

· 2025-12-07 01:50

Damn, net profit of 37,000u—this run was really intense. Feels like auto-liquidation saved half my life; otherwise, I would’ve chased it to the moon.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 2025-12-07 01:50

Haha, alright pippin, that luck is really unbelievable. I can totally believe that auto liquidation saved your life; otherwise, you’d be left holding the bag at the peak. But isn’t it uncomfortable leaving 33,000u just sitting there? I’d suggest splitting it into three parts. It’s safer, sure, but it’s also easy to miss the wave that way.

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ForkMonger

· 2025-12-07 01:48

nah this reeks of survivorship bias... dude got lucky the liquidation saved him but acts like it's genius. that cap on USDC rates? classic governance failure—platform's extracting all the yield while pretending to protect retail. the real play here isn't asking randoms on twitter, it's understanding why they're forcing those deposit limits in the first place. protocol design is compromised.

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governance_lurker

· 2025-12-07 01:41

Ha, this luck is real, auto liquidation just saved my life. Sitting on 33,000u feels uncomfortable, but don’t rush to get in. Last time I went all-in like this and lost everything. Grid trading is stable, but the profits are just too small, kind of useless.

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