Hey, everyone, I'm the little chicken, the self-proclaimed 'crypto expert.' Don't be fooled by my usual laughter; I also have my worries. A few days ago, I did something that makes me slap my thigh in hindsight—shorting moodeng. Yes, you heard it right, the moodeng that makes me both love and hate, and leaves me in tears and laughter.

That day, I confidently thought the market was going to pull back, so I decisively took action and shorted a large wave of moodeng. As a result, the market behaved like a mischievous child, deliberately going against me and running away without looking back. I watched that green number, feeling a mix of emotions, like a mute who had eaten bitter herbs, unable to express the pain.

I thought to myself: "It's okay, this is just temporary, the market will always pull back." So, I stubbornly held onto my position without closing it. As a result, the market seemed to be joking with me, fluctuating slightly without giving me a chance to break even. I now feel like a 'caged bird' trapped in the stock market, wanting to fly but unable to escape, wanting to land but unable to settle down.

I started to feel confused, not knowing whether my initial judgment was right or wrong. I began to doubt if I was really not suited for this. I started to miss the money I once earned, thinking that if I hadn't been so greedy back then, if I had cut my losses in time, maybe I wouldn't be so lost now.

I sat in front of the computer, watching the numbers on the screen, feeling so conflicted. I thought: "Should I just hold on until the market pulls back?" But I was also afraid the market would continue to rise, and my losses would be even greater. I thought: "Should I cut my losses and close my position now?" But I was reluctant, after all, I had already lost so much, what if it pulled back now?

I started searching for various information online, trying to find a glimmer of reason to support me in holding on or to make me cut my losses and close my position. However, I found that everyone has their own opinions and judgments. I began to feel that this market is like a huge maze, and I am like a lost 'little ant,' unable to find the exit and unsure of where to go.

However, to be fair, although I am very confused right now, I have not given up. I believe that as long as I persist, one day I will find a way out. After all, I am the 'little chicken,' the forever optimistic, never-giving-up 'crypto expert.'

Finally, I want to say to those little buddies who are also lost: "Don't be afraid, let's work hard together, one day we will find our own direction!" Although I am still floating in the 'void,' I believe that one day I will land steadily!