Damn, shorting has always been profitable, every time I get liquidated it's because of a sudden whim to go long, really foolish, the lousy market shouldn't give any hope to the bulls.
So disgusting, the square is full of Pi, talking incoherently like superstitious cultists, the disgust stems from instinct. I don't know how much they can profit from it, but it’s worth mentioning that from the square, the number of fanatics may far exceed expectations, perhaps because after being attacked for posting, everyone temporarily avoids the spotlight. Nevertheless, as a coin deeply involved in a Ponzi scheme, the value recognition of Pi has already formed (for believers), so if it really gets listed on Binance, the biggest player is undoubtedly the project party, they have no reason to dump and sell during the most fervent times. The longer the value is maintained, the greater the profits obtained. Real big institutions are very cautious, perhaps they will go long and squeeze liquidity? The fanatical believers might also indulge in it? But shorting is no different from taking chestnuts from the fire; relying on retail investors and airdrop volume to crash it is extremely difficult. It's unstoppable, stay away from the meat grinder, let them play by themselves, the most expensive tulip will definitely be sold to the last one holding the bag.😤😤😤
$BNX Continuous addition and closing positions, finally raised the cost from 0.7 to about 0.87, can't stand it anymore, requesting air force reinforcements!
Can I just join an event? 😗, 50 words omitted... 😤😤😤 (Binance Square has launched a new sharing function, allowing users to share account profits and losses, asset distribution, or recent trades with one click, helping to enhance the credibility of personal content. To celebrate the launch of this new feature, a limited-time event is now available where users can share and post to have a chance to share a prize pool of $4,500 USDC.)
Waking up to a drop, has the bull market fantasy come to an end? At 12:22, the symptoms among netizens have eased, and no one is fantasizing about a bull market anymore. The square has become much quieter, as if everyone has seen the reality and has started to focus on making a living again. Some delivery workers picked up the still warm lunch boxes they had thrown away in the morning, delivery riders pulled their tricycles out of the ditch, ride-hailing drivers called back the passengers they had just argued with over prices, KTV hostesses apologized for the slaps they had just received, and waiters who just stepped out turned back to tie their aprons, telling their boss they were just going out for a smoke. The boss felt that he was very reliable and didn't slack off—he was so quick even while taking a smoke. The person tightening screws immediately picked up the wrench that had fallen on the ground. No one is giving up on themselves; everyone believes that soon the square will return to its former liveliness.