2026-01-13 03:29:59

Speaking of the $CAI project, honestly, my impression is quite good. Looking back at my actions, I started to buy when it was at 252 points, but it dropped from 36U to 7U. At that time, I thought, since it's already fallen so much, I might as well wait and see. I really didn't expect it to drop straight to 1U, which was the moment I decisively increased my position. It was just a 15-minute thing, but I managed to turn it into a 1U profit, and that feeling was so satisfying😂.

The only thing to be afraid of in this operation is if I hadn't held my nerve in the middle, I would have cut my losses and run. But since I chose this project, I had to trust my judgment. The final result proved that the decision to add at the bottom was worth it. Low-position positioning, waiting for this moment of turnaround.

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 01-13 03:57

Haha, that's the thrill of betting on the right direction. When it dropped from 36 to 1U, you really had to have some resolve.

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 01-13 03:56

1U this time really can't hold anymore. Watching it drop from 36 directly to 1, my heart almost broke. 2 Maintaining the right mindset is really difficult. One wrong move and you'll be washed out. Bro, you gotta hold on. 3 Only the tough guys dare to add positions at the bottom. I was completely stunned at that time. 4 So, surviving the hardest moments is actually the moment to make money. This wave of $CAI truly did not disappoint me. 5 The key is confidence. Without confidence, I would have already run away. Looking back now, it's all fate. 6 No hype, no blackening. This is my favorite thing to do—lying in wait at low positions for a turnaround. 7 During those 15 minutes, I didn't even blink, afraid to miss this wave. 8 Holding on to your mindset is the essence of making money; everything else is just虚的.

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SignatureDenied

· 01-13 03:55

Holy crap, 1U turned around directly, this mentality really holds up. I would have definitely panic sold back then.

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MevHunter

· 01-13 03:55

Wow, this wave of mentality really held up, not easy at all --- Still dared to add positions at 1U, truly courageous --- Honestly, I would have cut losses long ago, I admire that --- Adding at the bottom was a gamble that paid off --- Falling from 36U to 1U and not selling, good mental resilience --- Only with this kind of persistence can you bottom fish successfully, impressive --- It seems CAI this project really has something --- The key is if you didn't seize that 15-minute window, it was all for nothing --- Not everyone can withstand such a pullback, you need faith --- The logic of low-position deployment is sound, but execution is difficult

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SatoshiHeir

· 01-13 03:53

It should be pointed out that your recent operation is riddled with logical flaws. From a technical fundamental perspective, bottom-fishing is essentially a variant of the gambler's fallacy. Falling from 36U to 1U, according to a risk management model at the white paper level, should have triggered a stop-loss long ago. On-chain data shows that 95% of retail investors had already lost everything in this decline. Your lucky turnaround is just a survivor bias in a probability game. Undoubtedly, the true reflection for most people is that they can't handle the psychological pressure. Your case precisely proves that choosing the right exit strategy is far more important than selecting the right project. However, I must admit, the thrill of deploying at low levels is indeed very addictive. That moment of turning things around feels more exciting than reading ten technical reports.

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BTCRetirementFund

· 01-13 03:51

Wow, going all-in at the bottom is really bold; you need strong mental resilience.

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