Mobile operation went wrong, clicking sell twice with no response, and as a result, the chips were directly cleared by accident. After the market opened, I found a more promising asset on the internal market, and the name was also good, but then I thought about it—such a situation usually indicates that liquidity will be dispersed, and institutions might have already been signaling an exit. So I decided to withdraw altogether; rather than betting on the subsequent trend, it's better to cut losses in time and look for the next opportunity. Mobile trading indeed easily leads to such accidents; the double-click confirmation issue is quite annoying.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 4h ago
Haha, accidentally cleared the position, this move is brilliant, and I ended up avoiding a disaster.
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TokenRationEater
· 4h ago
It was really a slip of the hand to clear the position, but the reaction was quick enough. As soon as I detected signs of institutional exit, I decisively withdrew.
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BlockchainFoodie
· 4h ago
lol mobile trading is basically like trying to plate a michelin dish with your eyes closed... one wrong tap and your whole portfolio's ruined like overcooked risotto. respect the stop loss move tho, that's some serious proof-of-discipline energy right there
Mobile operation went wrong, clicking sell twice with no response, and as a result, the chips were directly cleared by accident. After the market opened, I found a more promising asset on the internal market, and the name was also good, but then I thought about it—such a situation usually indicates that liquidity will be dispersed, and institutions might have already been signaling an exit. So I decided to withdraw altogether; rather than betting on the subsequent trend, it's better to cut losses in time and look for the next opportunity. Mobile trading indeed easily leads to such accidents; the double-click confirmation issue is quite annoying.