I swear here that I will never touch any altcoins from now on

$SNDK In the few seconds of hesitation about whether to short, the price has already dropped. Sometimes, when you are sure of the direction, you must be decisive, because hesitation will ultimately lead to no profit.

$APR said no shorting, no shorting, got trapped, still have to hold the position, are you a pro at holding? You think you can hold that well? Don't you know how to do a two-way position? All you do is hold and lie flat like you're on vacation. If you just operated a bit more, it would have come back.

What's going on with $APR? What's going on? I'm kind of thinking about shorting it. Is it another new meme coin that's making me uncomfortable? Does it have any positive narratives? Or is it just hype? Why did it suddenly pump so much? I'm still stuck holding bico.

$BICO Why has it already been halved, and I'm still stuck holding it? It can't be that it will rebound, right? I'm really crying After being deeply stuck, I don't dare to touch any orders, just guarding two stuck orders every day during the holiday, still nervous and afraid of a sudden dip

$SNDK Lately, I don't know what's going on, I'm afraid to go long or short. Maybe it's because I got stuck in an altcoin for a week, and it was a deep trap. My courage has shrunk, and I can't hold my positions. When going long, I'm afraid of a big bearish candle dropping; when going short, I'm afraid of a big bullish candle spiking up. Yesterday was a great shorting opportunity, but I had no position to take it. In other words, I probably didn't dare to do it, fearing the altcoin would liquidate me. I once vowed not to play altcoins anymore, but seeing it grow so much, I still want to short it. I can't control my hands; it's the source of my losses. No courage is why I can't make profits. I can hold through a deep trap for a week, but I can't hold a floating profit even for a day. People are just that strange.

$BICO Sometimes you have to cut losses when you should, and don't hesitate to sell at a loss. Because I refused to cut losses, I was stuck shorting at 0.23 for a whole week, and being stuck caused me to miss even more market opportunities. Being deeply trapped made me more and more cautious, afraid to open positions in other coins or add to my positions, which led to missing out on many market moves.

$BICO Is this what it feels like to be stuck? Entered at 0.023, stuck for a whole week, took a week off, a week full of anxiety and unease, being stuck changed my mindset and made me more timid.

After $ZEC got trapped by altcoins, there's no chance to become mainstream again. Opening another long position carries much higher risk, especially since altcoins tend to cause sudden price spikes, making me afraid to trade other coins. I sincerely advise fellow traders: cut your losses when you have to. Otherwise, you might miss wave after wave of market opportunities. Maybe you would have already broken even instead of painfully waiting for trapped positions to recover.

$BICO doesn't seem to be going down. Altcoin dumps don't happen like this. Clearly, yesterday there was a round of harvesting both longs and shorts, and today they're again accumulating longs and shorts as fuel. So this altcoin's movement isn't over yet

$BICO When it rises a lot, people want to short; when it falls a lot, people want to bottom-fish. All these illusions are the source of your losses. Without your bottom-fishing, the market makers simply couldn't unload so much inventory. Without your shorting, there wouldn't be today's highs. The rises and falls are said to be controlled by the market makers, but it's more accurate to say they're determined by retail investors' sentiment.