2026-01-12 07:20:40

Yesterday's long position didn't hold, and it was even hammered down midway, resulting in a loss. Today, I decided to go all-in on a short position, betting on a miraculous reversal.

However, based on the market sentiment, the strength of this upward move seems somewhat lacking, lacking the momentum of a full-scale surge, and is prone to fizzling out halfway. Whether the bulls can truly take over remains to be seen in the upcoming trend. Either a reversal or continued consolidation, since I've already placed my bet, I'll just wait for the outcome.

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TokenAlchemist

· 8h ago

lmao all-in short after getting liquidated long? that's not alpha, that's just variance chasing. the momentum profile here literally screams dead cat bounce — insufficient order flow velocity, minimal conviction. you're basically betting against your own thesis because you got tilted. statistically speaking, revenge trades have negative asymmetric returns. just saying.

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DefiVeteran

· 15h ago

Going all-in on a short position is a gambler's mentality. Lost yesterday and going all-in today? The market isn't very exciting right now, but such reverse operations are extremely risky, brother.

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SchrodingerGas

· 15h ago

The all-in short position is a typical overcorrection after a loss. From a game theory perspective, you're betting on the failure of your opponent's rational expectations—probability geometry, my friend.

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memecoin_therapy

· 15h ago

Going all-in on a short position to bet on a reversal. If your mindset hasn't collapsed this time, consider it a win haha

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