$PIPPIN This order is really love-hate. For a whole week, I posted every day, waiting for it to choose its direction. The result? It opened at 0.25, which is neither up nor down.
What's even more amazing is that it is sideways. Just lying like this, motionless.
I could have endured it, but the funding rate burned hour by hour, and I panicked when I watched the account balance fall. In the end, there was no choice but to reluctantly close the position. Although I am unwilling, this is also a lesson: the market will not pay for anyone's script, and the stop loss must be decisive.
The crypto market has a long way to go, and I didn't eat meat this time, so I will continue to sharpen my knife next time.
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SandwichTrader
· 2025-12-13 04:35
Range-bound killer, the fee rate is the real culprit.
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That's why I say never fight the market; it knows how to mess with people the most.
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Another buddy being worn down by fee rates, it hurts.
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0.25 positioning is indeed absolute, once it opens up, no one can survive.
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Cutting losses in time is actually more clear-headed, much smarter than holding on until liquidation.
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Sticking to one position all week, only for the market to turn and give you a sideways move, it's really tough.
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Fee rates are like invisible vampires; a day of sideways movement can eat away your week's profits.
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Honestly, it's just that you didn't wait for the right direction, so you have to accept defeat.
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Next time, set your stop-loss earlier, don't let time costs kill you.
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The frustrating part of this trade is that you know the direction, but the market just won't give it to you.
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Web3ExplorerLin
· 2025-12-13 04:23
hypothesis: the sideways action on $PIPPIN basically mirrors the byzantine generals problem—everyone's waiting for consensus that never comes, funding rates just silently draining like water through a permissionless ledger... honestly brutal watching your bags bleed for indecision
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ApeDegen
· 2025-12-12 02:06
Sideways trading is the most exhausting, and those fee rates really eat people without leaving any bones.
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TokenCreatorOP
· 2025-12-10 05:05
Eating rates sideways, this trick is too amazing, and the funding fee will grind people to death
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NotSatoshi
· 2025-12-10 05:04
This is the curse of the contract, the rate is burned there, and the people are fried there
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MevShadowranger
· 2025-12-10 05:02
Killing sideways is really absolute, and the rate is eroded little by little, which is the most tiring
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NotSatoshi
· 2025-12-10 04:56
Killing people sideways, the funding rate is the real murderer. Make sure to calculate clearly before choosing a coin next time, don't just look at the chart.
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DEXRobinHood
· 2025-12-10 04:53
It is really uncomfortable to burn the rate sideways for a week, but the attitude of decisive stop loss is still right
$PIPPIN This order is really love-hate. For a whole week, I posted every day, waiting for it to choose its direction. The result? It opened at 0.25, which is neither up nor down.
What's even more amazing is that it is sideways. Just lying like this, motionless.
I could have endured it, but the funding rate burned hour by hour, and I panicked when I watched the account balance fall. In the end, there was no choice but to reluctantly close the position. Although I am unwilling, this is also a lesson: the market will not pay for anyone's script, and the stop loss must be decisive.
The crypto market has a long way to go, and I didn't eat meat this time, so I will continue to sharpen my knife next time.