I'm going all in on BTC

[aoluain]

I went all in on BTC, and I don't know if that was the right thing to do. I'm very nervous right now and terrified of getting liquidated.
BTC

When you said you went all in bitcoin, I wanted to say you did well, but immediately i noticed that you talked about being liquidated I went to check the image which you uploaded, then I noticed that you involved yourself in future trading.

You are a newbie, from your post it’s obvious you don’t really have much knowledge about trading yet, why will you involve yourself in future trading, you should have just invested in bitcoin, just buy and hold, and if you want to trade, then you should have just make use of spot trading, at least if bitcoin price drops if you don’t sell, with time it’s going to bounce back and you will be able sell, but when it comes to future trading, if the trade goes against you, it’s going to get to a price which you will be liquidated, and you going to lose everything.

I was thinking the same, and I wanted to tell the OP that you wont get liquidated because 1 Bitcoin
will always be 1 Bitcoin regardless of market sentiment

But then . . .

I see 100X

That is soo risky and actually quite wreckless. I want to ask how he came to the conclusion that this
was the thing to do?

I went all in on BTC, and I don't know if that was the right thing to do. I'm very nervous right now and terrified of getting liquidated.
BTC

My heart is broken. Why didn't it break through? I've been liquidated.....

You sound quite casual about losing BTC450, why oh why would anyone NEED to gamble BTC450
in order to win more? $45,000,000

Who advised you to do what you did? Please dont say an influencer on YT

[Crypto-jason-btc]

I went all in on BTC, and I don't know if that was the right thing to do. I'm very nervous right now and terrified of getting liquidated.
BTC

When you said you went all in bitcoin, I wanted to say you did well, but immediately i noticed that you talked about being liquidated I went to check the image which you uploaded, then I noticed that you involved yourself in future trading.

You are a newbie, from your post it’s obvious you don’t really have much knowledge about trading yet, why will you involve yourself in future trading, you should have just invested in bitcoin, just buy and hold, and if you want to trade, then you should have just make use of spot trading, at least if bitcoin price drops if you don’t sell, with time it’s going to bounce back and you will be able sell, but when it comes to future trading, if the trade goes against you, it’s going to get to a price which you will be liquidated, and you going to lose everything.

I was thinking the same, and I wanted to tell the OP that you wont get liquidated because 1 Bitcoin
will always be 1 Bitcoin regardless of market sentiment

But then . . .

I see 100X

That is soo risky and actually quite wreckless. I want to ask how he came to the conclusion that this
was the thing to do?

I went all in on BTC, and I don't know if that was the right thing to do. I'm very nervous right now and terrified of getting liquidated.
BTC

My heart is broken. Why didn't it break through? I've been liquidated.....

You sound quite casual about losing BTC450, why oh why would anyone NEED to gamble BTC450
in order to win more? $45,000,000

Who advised you to do what you did? Please dont say an influencer on YT

All my profits from the past few days vanished in minutes. I'm incredibly frustrated and ashamed of my greed, which dealt a devastating blow to my futures account. I need to calm down and reflect on my actions; this trading strategy isn't right for me! I need to find a way to trade that works for me!

[Jostern]

It’s very risky to go all into bitcoin, if I understand you well enough you are talking about buying bitcoin with all your money, I guess that is were it gets risky, because you have to understand that you should invest in bitcoin with what we call a discretionary money, and you will have to take care of your needs and pay your bills, and whatever is left from your income that is what you should probably invest in bitcoin, but in a situation were you want to invest in bitcoin with all your money that will not be so good, because you will be risking your investment and your investment wouldn’t last long, you will have to fall back to your investment as soon as you’re in need of money when you have finally gone all into bitcoin.

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I went all in on BTC, and I don't know if that was the right thing to do. I'm very nervous right now and terrified of getting liquidated.
BTC

My heart is broken. Why didn't it break through? I've been liquidated.....

That's the futures for ya, now you will know better or try going in with lesser leverage / more funds.

[MArsland]

BTC is a very volatile token, you don't just jump in without a full understanding of the token movement

I don't want to lecture you about bitcoin, but it would be nice and there is nothing wrong with you reading more first, now the era of information is very easy to get, it's just how you manage your willpower. You may be a beginner and if you are interested in investing in bitcoin please recognize what you are investing in. Don't get the wrong understanding between investment and trading.

No need to rush 

[Jerrycrypto2024]

Op knowledge and wisdom is profitable to direct, the market is not as easy it may appear good knowledge help in cutting down and escaping some losses looking at the chart I doubt if the candle will hit your target with your time frame. This is the mistake many make starting small and increasing when you have master the system would have served better this is very high risk.

[DiMarxist]

It’s very risky to go all into bitcoin, if I understand you well enough you are talking about buying bitcoin with all your money, I guess that is were it gets risky, because you have to understand that you should invest in bitcoin with what we call a discretionary money, and you will have to take care of your needs and pay your bills, and whatever is left from your income that is what you should probably invest in bitcoin, but in a situation were you want to invest in bitcoin with all your money that will not be so good, because you will be risking your investment and your investment wouldn’t last long, you will have to fall back to your investment as soon as you’re in need of money when you have finally gone all into bitcoin.

Well said, going all in on Bitcoin with your entire savings or income is a very risky move. It is important to separate your needs from your investments. Using only discretionary funds means you are not putting your daily life or responsibilities at risk.

[Stormisover]

Bitcoin could be a very high yield investment but it could also turn a great loss. It is important to always consider "What if" in order to make sure your risks are manageable!

When you said that Bitcoin could also turn a great loss I am mean to ask if anyone has turned a great loss in Bitcoin? It is mostly those that sold out too soon and maybe in panic below their buying points, Bitcoin is not risk free that is for sure but looking at it historically you can see that those that bought back then and was able to hold their Bitcoin for a long term and didn't sell are in profits, the price can dip but it always comes back stronger. Though it is a wrong approach to above what you can not risk.

[Alphakilo]

Bitcoin could be a very high yield investment but it could also turn a great loss. It is important to always consider "What if" in order to make sure your risks are manageable!

When you said that Bitcoin could also turn a great loss I am mean to ask if anyone has turned a great loss in Bitcoin? It is mostly those that sold out too soon and maybe in panic below their buying points, Bitcoin is not risk free that is for sure but looking at it historically you can see that those that bought back then and was able to hold their Bitcoin for a long term and didn't sell are in profits, the price can dip but it always comes back stronger. Though it is a wrong approach to above what you can not risk.

This is just a part of the learning experience that our newbie OP is going through. This shows that in no sooner time, you would be a very skilled trader because from this already you showed you had a strong mentality and can take risk despite your knowledge arsenal.
Spot trading is more adviced at this early stage until you have enough profit that you can diversify some into either holdings or other less risky assets and then use the rest to trade futures when you feel more confident, not before.

[AmaGold70]

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I went all in on BTC, and I don't know if that was the right thing to do. I'm very nervous right now and terrified of getting liquidated.
BTC

Going all in on BTC means you actually put all your savings in one investment? I don't really think that's a good idea and it's normal to feel nervous because Bitcoin may be an excellent coin but it could also give you a panic attack if you are not careful, investment in Bitcoin is a good investment don't get me wrong but for that investment to be fruitful to you in future you also need to have savings put aside somewhere so that you won't have to always take from your investment when ever you need to sort yourself out with your personal needs, and you as a newbie you need to make sure that you understand Bitcoin investment well because it is one hell of a ride.

[Alone055]

I'm pretty confident that OP is nothing but an attention seeker trying to get some attention from this post, because the screenshot he shared definitely isn't his own, and if it was, no one is so foolish as not to close a trade when it is already giving them more than $92k in profits. A person trading with a margin above $400k, posting in the forum saying that they went all-in on Bitcoin, and then also says that they don't have much money. How much is enough in his point of view, I wonder?

@OP, what are you basically trying to show us here? In the screenshot, your position shows that you were getting $92k in unrealized profits, and you could close the trade there, why didn't you do it? You will say that you were expecting to get more, probably, and your greed made you lose. What after that? You will probably come up with something else, maybe even open a thread to ask for help from the community because you have lost everything in this trade, which isn't yours, and I'm pretty confident about it. 

[Monzu778]

I went all in on BTC, and I don't know if that was the right thing to do. I'm very nervous right now and terrified of getting liquidated.
BTC

The height of bitcoin's volatility 20-40% swings are common can cause stress. However, if the user is emotionally and financially ready, they are already ahead of 90% of traders. Trust is essential to Bitcoin's long-term future, which is expected to be higher than inflation, stocks, and fiat. BTC is seen as a global store of value, which expresses confidence in mathematics and code compared to governments and banks. Bitcoin rewards patience and tests the discipline of the user. It is advised not to work with emotions without a plan.

[GiftedMAN]

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I went all in on BTC, and I don't know if that was the right thing to do. I'm very nervous right now and terrified of getting liquidated.
BTC

That anxiety is a clear sign that you’ve made the wrong step. By wrong step I don’t mean investing in Bitcoin, but rather the strategy you chose to employ. If you’re investing in Bitcoin and you’re feeling anxious and afraid all the time, then you need to take a step back k and reevaluate your strategy because that’s not what Bitcoin investment is all about. This is why it is advisable to invest with your discretionary money or money you can afford to lose and maintain a long term approach, because that’s the only way of keeping your emotions secured and safe from market volatility.

About your money getting liquidated, I can assure you that won’t happen, but you’ll need to leave your Bitcoin for around 4 to 10 years, and try not to focus on the temporary behavior of the market. And you’ll be okay.

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I went all in on BTC, and I don't know if that was the right thing to do. I'm very nervous right now and terrified of getting liquidated.
BTC

My heart is broken. Why didn't it break through? I've been liquidated.....

Sorry, but I hope you learnt from your lesson and won’t take such risk again without asking questions to know about how trading works. Trading has been preached here several times to not be jumped into by a newbie in the crypto space, it is a very volatile asset and you have to analyze and know about the market before jumping in. Even if this trade went into a big win for you, I won’t congratulate you because you won it not through your knowledge of the market but through mere luck. Focus your energy more on investing in Bitcoin and if trading is your niche, you can start learning about it and with time you’ll grow to learn about it and know how to risk and apply proper risk management.

[rdluffy]

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All my profits from the past few days vanished in minutes. I'm incredibly frustrated and ashamed of my greed, which dealt a devastating blow to my futures account. I need to calm down and reflect on my actions; this trading strategy isn't right for me! I need to find a way to trade that works for me!

Just a humble opinion that you may or may not listen to
But you're not trading, you're simply gambling

Leveraged trading is always difficult and extremely risky. Even if you are sure of the upward or downward movement, you can be liquidated on a simple spike

Be careful
If you want to start investing in crypto, start cautiously, buy a little BTC, put it in your custody, and learn more, but don't take such big risks

[WhoYouCantKill]

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I went all in on BTC, and I don't know if that was the right thing to do. I'm very nervous right now and terrified of getting liquidated.
BTC

There's nothing wrong in feeling anxious, mostly when you just go all in on a thing as volatile such as Bitcoin. The wayvm about it is to step back and remind yourself that no particular asset, even Bitcoin, is guaranteed. When you use leverage, risk of liquidation is real, and emotions can easily cover your sense of judgement.
You may want to set boundaries that is clear—take a stand on what loss you may be able to afford, and stay with it. When it is not a spot position that is no leverage, focus on your time horizon instead of short-term swing on price. Yet when you are leveraged, think of reducing exposure as to protect yourself.

[Baki202]

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I went all in on BTC, and I don't know if that was the right thing to do. I'm very nervous right now and terrified of getting liquidated.
BTC

Going all in on BTC means you actually put all your savings in one investment? I don't really think that's a good idea and it's normal to feel nervous because Bitcoin may be an excellent coin but it could also give you a panic attack if you are not careful, investment in Bitcoin is a good investment don't get me wrong but for that investment to be fruitful to you in future you also need to have savings put aside somewhere so that you won't have to always take from your investment when ever you need to sort yourself out with your personal needs, and you as a newbie you need to make sure that you understand Bitcoin investment well because it is one hell of a ride.

It all depends on how they are planning everything, but going all in with your savings without any alternative source of income. Because if your savings is the only thing you have and you are investing it, then the end result will be for you to sell it because how do you survive without funds, if the savings was for buying bitcoin and you can save another one then it's a good thing. And buying bitcoin is also a better way to save money and expecting profit, instead of leaving it in your bank without additional value.

And another way is that you need to have funds somewhere in cases if any emergencies should come up then you can take money from your emergency funds, all this is just for you to avoid selling. Because selling without making money is a failed mission. It is better not to start anything at all. And that is why a lot of people will even be kicking against you using your savings, they have a good reasons for that. Sometimes when you  people they don't learn until they have tried and it did not work the way they expected it.

[vanesha]

From the image and title that I see, it clearly shows a striking difference. From the image, it is very clear that you have opened a long position, which means that you are not investing in Bitcoin but are trading futures. If you want to fully invest, you should not do this. You should really save your Bitcoin, whether in the long or short term. I'm afraid that what you do will soon be liquidated.

[Distinctin]

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I went all in on BTC, and I don't know if that was the right thing to do. I'm very nervous right now and terrified of getting liquidated.
BTC

You should have studied well about bitcoin before going all in. But if you are using your funds that aren't needed yet and you're here for long-term investment, then there's no reason to get worried if you go all in. Just be ready with your emotions because for sure when bitcoin price suddenly crash and create a price decline, you will also experience a roller coaster of emotions. That's normal for beginners, but eventually you will get used to it in time and won't get panic again.

Just focus on your goal without trying to make some instant withdrawals, you will definitely succeed on your investment.

[coolcoinz]

I'm pretty confident that OP is nothing but an attention seeker trying to get some attention from this post, because the screenshot he shared definitely isn't his own, and if it was, no one is so foolish as not to close a trade when it is already giving them more than $92k in profits. A person trading with a margin above $400k, posting in the forum saying that they went all-in on Bitcoin, and then also says that they don't have much money. How much is enough in his point of view, I wonder?

@OP, what are you basically trying to show us here? In the screenshot, your position shows that you were getting $92k in unrealized profits, and you could close the trade there, why didn't you do it? You will say that you were expecting to get more, probably, and your greed made you lose. What after that? You will probably come up with something else, maybe even open a thread to ask for help from the community because you have lost everything in this trade, which isn't yours, and I'm pretty confident about it.  

Regardless of whether this is a real screenshot, his or not (most likely not) the person who did this is a degenerate gambler.

If anybody is thinking trying 100x leverage is a good idea, note that all your positions are displayed on live charts visible for other traders. There are people sniping these positions 24/7. You will go long 100x and go to bed. While you're dreaming of profits, someone from Japan or China is dumping to liquidate you on spot market and at the same time his friend is going long to get all that cash you're bleeding.

Going high leverage is like jumping naked into a pool full of sharks.