To be honest, this wave of LUNC market can't really hold up. The former Luna dropped from 120 to zero, and investors who experienced that death spiral are still bleeding today.
What does being trapped at 13x mean now? Many people have gone through it. Don't be fooled by some voices calling for a bottom now, but the pressure on the market is enormous—those funds that accumulated at low levels back then are still there, and every rebound is their opportunity to escape.
From a technical perspective, this kind of situation is hard to break. The legacy trapped positions are too heavy; even if new funds enter, they must first absorb these pressures. It's unlikely to see any turning point in the short term.
If you also hold positions in LUNC, it's a good idea to review your costs and expectations first. The market always offers opportunities, but not necessarily this one.
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BearMarketMonk
· 17h ago
Being trapped 13x is really uncomfortable to watch; it was about time to get out.
That Luna incident is truly an eternal pain; there are still people holding onto LUNC with a gambler's mentality.
Every rebound is just the main players' escape route; we should stay far away from this kind of situation.
Not all bottoms are worth copying; sometimes admitting defeat is the smartest choice.
This market is too heavy; don't expect a turnaround in the short term, just wait.
Instead of watching LUNC bleed out, look for other opportunities; the market is so big.
Brothers who are this deeply trapped, you need to think clearly about costs and goals; don't get deeper and deeper.
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ForkPrince
· 12-15 14:51
Leverage of 13x is really outrageous. Haven't learned enough from the lessons of that year.
Everyone suffered losses during Luna's wave, and those who dare to buy the dip now are truly brave.
With such a thick pressure zone, a rebound is a moment to escape.
Instead of stubbornly holding onto LUNC, it's better to look at other opportunities; there are plenty in the market.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 12-15 14:36
It's LUNC again, guys, stop messing around. This coin's pressure is suffocating.
Some friends of mine went to zero during the Luna wave. Now you still want to turn around with LUNC? Dream on.
Being trapped at 13x is like losing everything, feeling like total loss. Wake up.
The bottom-fishing voices are so annoying. Large investors accumulating at low levels are still waiting to sell. If you go in, you're just taking over their bags.
Instead of obsessing over LUNC, look at other opportunities. This pit is too deep.
Honestly, the pressure is too heavy. The rebound is just an escape route. Don't imagine breaking through.
Stop-loss, stop-loss, stop-loss. That's my only advice. Don't gamble anymore, brother.
To be honest, this wave of LUNC market can't really hold up. The former Luna dropped from 120 to zero, and investors who experienced that death spiral are still bleeding today.
What does being trapped at 13x mean now? Many people have gone through it. Don't be fooled by some voices calling for a bottom now, but the pressure on the market is enormous—those funds that accumulated at low levels back then are still there, and every rebound is their opportunity to escape.
From a technical perspective, this kind of situation is hard to break. The legacy trapped positions are too heavy; even if new funds enter, they must first absorb these pressures. It's unlikely to see any turning point in the short term.
If you also hold positions in LUNC, it's a good idea to review your costs and expectations first. The market always offers opportunities, but not necessarily this one.