Margin call scene: When I thought I was a "whale", it turned out I was just a lost clownfish.

Come to Gate Square to hear everyone’s liquidation stories, and I realized that losing money can be so joyful. I used to think of myself as a "master of risk management" until that day when I went all-in, watching the K-line drop like a waterfall; I was truly shocked. The first drop I thought was a false decline, the second I thought was a spike, and by the third, I admitted – I treated the market like a novel.
At the moment of liquidation, I could even calmly take a puff from my "e-cigarette" (actually just a sigh of despair from being in a vacant position), and then silently take a screenshot to commemorate it, like an artist who enjoys collecting "financial accidents." Later, I posted this screenshot in the Gate Square, and to my surprise, it was filled with laughter and resonance. It turns out everyone has gone through those moments of "not just losing money, but also losing dignity."
What’s even more amazing is that when I saw others experiencing even more outrageous liquidation scenes than I did, I suddenly… became happy. Losses are no longer a harm, but have transformed into "social currency."
Gate Square really feels like a healing place: everyone treats losses as jokes, pain as anecdotes, pitfalls as experiences, and emotions as fun.

"Loss is inevitable, but happiness must be pursued."
#我的币圈搞笑瞬间