2025-12-25 13:24:45

Since 2025, the scale of forced liquidations in the crypto market has surpassed $150 billion, with the average daily liquidation amount maintaining at $400 million to $500 million.

Out of 100 people entering the circle, 90 are essentially doomed—chasing high prices, chasing breakout volumes, and ultimately getting trapped. The remaining 10, although surviving, cannot wait for the real rebound moment; contract liquidations knock them out directly. And what about the last 1%? Even if they endure until the market starts, most will just take a few percent profit and quickly close their positions, fearing that the night is long and dreams are many.

Lacking mid-term thinking and unable to see the cyclical logic, from the moment they step into the circle, they have actually started a slow process of capital erosion. Want to survive? You need correct directional judgment, stable bottom-position chips, and mental resilience and patience—none of these three can be bypassed.

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DogeBachelor

· 9h ago

Honestly, a 150 billion liquidation is just a liquidation; anyway, the tricks to cut leeks are the same every year. If you can't even survive 1%, I just don't believe it. Those who chase highs deserve it, but what's even more tragic are those who think they will be the 1%. Mindset is more scarce than skills, but no one believes it.

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HashRateHustler

· 9h ago

Chasing high and getting trapped is truly a terminal illness. I have at least ten friends who were margin called at the beginning of the year. The figure of 150 billion looks suffocating, with an average daily volume of 400 to 500 million... Only the gods can survive. One percent of people gain a few points and then run? I'm also such a coward haha. Mid-term thinking is easy to talk about but deadly to implement; I just can't see the cycle clearly. Wait, does stable bottom-level chips really work? Or is luck a bigger factor? Contracts are just harvesting machines unless you truly have iron hands. Honestly, it's still about mentality. Many people's psychological resilience is weak and they are easily shaken out. Damn, I saw another margin call news. This industry is just a gamble. Only 1% who survive and come out should be supported; we are just cannon fodder. If your direction judgment is correct, it's actually not hard to make money; the hard part is persistence and not being greedy.

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AirdropHuntress

· 9h ago

150 billion liquidation... Data doesn't lie; most people come in just to be the ones giving away money. --- One percent of people are lucky to survive the rebound; the key is to hold steady and not panic sell. --- Mid-term thinking is easy to talk about but hard to do... 90% of people die chasing the high. --- If the bottom chips can't hold steady, don't talk about cycle logic; the toughest part is maintaining the right mindset. --- Daily liquidation of 400 to 500 million, there's always a story behind it... If the direction is wrong, everything else is pointless. --- Understand the cycle logic? First, get past the mindset hurdle, most people can't hold until the launch. --- The mentality of selling after a few points rise is really top-notch; no wonder people are afraid of long nights and many dreams.

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ser_ngmi

· 9h ago

150 billion liquidation... sounds like a huge number, but think about it from another perspective, this is the market filtering people Wait, can that one percent really survive the rebound? I always feel like those people are just the ones who run away as soon as Bitcoin drops Mindset and patience? Ha, easy to say, who can stay calm when things are really bad Bottom chips are stable... that requires such strong psychological resilience, ordinary people simply can't do it I understand the cycle logic, but who can really always guess the right direction? 1% survive the market, and maybe 0.1% can actually make money, I still feel the data is even more heartbreaking This article is basically saying, everyone who comes in ultimately has to pay tuition

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