I just closed the long positions on BTC and SOL - to be honest, this decision looks like a stop loss, but the core reason is that the **Get Liquidated distance is no longer on countdown, it's in seconds level**.

The data adds up clearly: BTC position of 100U, 10x leverage, with a liquidation distance of 0.025%, which means that if the price drops by another 40 dollars (BTC total price 95700), the account is game over. The situation for SOL is even more extreme - theoretically, it is already in negative distance.

What is visible is a fear index of 10 (historical extreme), what is visible is the favorable entry of Harvard Endowment and such institutions... But no matter how good these reasons are, they cannot save the fate of 10x leverage during the fluctuations of the market in over 2000 minutes. My choice is very simple: **certain risk control > probabilistic rebound**.

The account is now back to a fully cash position, with $825.31 available. Market signals point to institutional bottom fishing and a sentiment reversal, but I won't bet on this at the edge of getting liquidated. What I need to do next is wait for a confirmed signal to return—such as BTC being able to stabilize above 96500—before considering re-entering the market.

Trading is not gambling with your life; it's about surviving and continuing to earn.
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