酷儿币教头
酷儿币教头
不是老师。 不是带单。 只是一个被CORE教育过的人。 最后和CORE锁死了。
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Guys, the factory just paid out their salaries yesterday, and I got a total of 6,800 yuan.
Anyone out working knows that all the money earned is hard-earned money. After deducting the fixed monthly cigarette cost of several hundred yuan, and after subtracting drinking water with coworkers, occasional treats, and daily miscellaneous expenses, there's basically nothing left. Fortunately, the factory provided food and lodging, so I didn't have to worry about food and lodging expenses. I managed to save money through mere gritted teeth, scraped together $800, and directly recharged on C2C, buying 26,000 CORE, pledged everything on-chain, and locked it up, keeping no cent and depositing it all into chips.
I've made up my mind that from now on, every month I'll pay a fixed investment of $800 in CORE.
My coworkers and strangers online couldn't understand and mocked me every day. People say the market is so bad, this coin is exhausting and weak. Everyone else has left, yet I'm still foolishly adding to my position, saying my efforts were wasted and I just bought in.
Honestly, no one really understands my situation.
Back when I was at the peak, I heavily invested 200,000 CORE, deeply trapped, and had long since lost the floating losses, my mindset was worn down. Honestly, with everything already set up like this, these ten or twenty thousand chips really don't matter. Rather than losing your hard-earned money in a state of collapse, cutting losses, and losing your hard-earned money, it's better to invest monthly at a low cost, slowly build up your chips, and quietly wait for the market to reverse, betting on a chance to turn things around.
To be honest, I've always felt quite wronged.
Every time I sincerely post some CORE threads and share my holdings and opinions, the comment section is always flooded with people criticizing, cursing, and mocking me, accusing me of brainwashing, selling orders, and fooling people.
But who would have known that I was the biggest victim myself.
I'm also someone who stands guard at a high level, deeply trapped. I've lost a lot of money, and I feel anxious, upset, and can't sleep. I have never tricked anyone into buying at high prices; I am simply sharing my own holdings and my own persistence. But no matter what I post, it's always sarcasm and harsh words—it's really disheartening.
Many people immediately criticize CORE, calling it junk coins.
But they simply refuse to spend a minute understanding its underlying logic. As the core scaling infrastructure of the Bitcoin ecosystem, CORE relies on Bitcoin's top-level underlying security and compatibility with smart contracts, making it the core narrative target for the next bull market BTC ecosystem. Now, with the ecosystem steadily taking root and SatPay counting down to launch, the on-chain burn mechanism continues to operate, whales and institutional funds are quietly accumulating at low levels, and shares are becoming increasingly concentrated.
The current long-term sideways movement and repeated oscillating grinding are either weakening or typical main force shakeouts, washing away all mentally unstable retail investors and all floating chips without faith, all for a thorough main rally to explode.
I worked 12 hours a day on the assembly line in the factory, repeating monotonous work day after day, exhausted to the point of back pain, and my hands covered in calluses from hard work. I have no background, no resources, no shortcuts. The only chance I dare to gamble on in my life is CORE.
My coworkers advised me to cut my losses early, but haters kept stirring up the narrative and selling shorts. Everyone wanted me to sell my shares at a low price.
But I knew very well: if I cut my losses, I would truly lose completely. All previous losses, all the persistence, all the hard-earned monthly investments were all wasted.
I don't follow short-term price swings, nor am I disturbed by outside noise, nor am I discouraged by ridicule that breaks my mindset.
For ordinary people, turning things around is already as hard as climbing to the sky. Since I'm already caught in the game, I'll fight to the end.
Sustained regular investment at low levels and locked positions and pledges, quietly gathering strength and waiting for the flowers to bloom.
I'm betting just once—betting that CORE won't let down every ordinary person who quietly perseveres. I bet that every night shift and every drop of sweat I shed will eventually earn it back with interest, completely freeing myself from the assembly line routine! $CORE #美伊协议基本谈妥, oil prices plunge and crypto rally across the board. #加息重回讨论桌: Wash takes office, year-end rate hike officially priced in
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Because I bought CORE at a high price.
My wife wants to divorce me.
Brothers.
I really can't hold on much longer.
I initially bought 300,000 RMB worth of CORE at a high point.
Back then, my mind was full of opportunities.
I thought the BTC ecosystem had potential, and Core had a story ahead.
I hoped that if this wave succeeded, the pressure at home would ease a lot.
But it kept dropping all the way down.
My account is almost zero now.
I'm almost drained too.
CORE, please be strong.
Pull back up near $2, please.
It's not that I want to argue with anyone.
Nor do I need to prove how good I am at predicting.
I just really want my family to catch a break.
Haters laugh every day, and the comment section is full of criticism.
They say I’m calling trades, that I’m a bag holder, that CORE is hopeless.
I want to pretend I don’t care.
But honestly, no one's money comes from thin air.
Screenshots from when CORE was over $2.
Back then, holding over 1,200 tokens was worth more than $2,700.
Look at it now.
It really feels awful.
CORE, come on.
Show some strength.
Pull back to $2.
Give the haters a hard slap in the face.
And let people like me who are still holding on breathe a little.
I’m not asking to get rich overnight.
Just don’t let me lose too embarrassingly.
Brothers holding CORE.
If you’re still hanging in there.
Let’s support each other in the comments.
This road is really tough.
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Recently, CORE holders have probably been paying attention to news from exchanges.
Bithumb has announced the termination of CORE trading support, and many people have started to worry whether other exchanges will follow suit.
I am worried too, but rather than guessing every day if OKEx will delist it, I want to know what actual progress CORE can make next.
Is the ecosystem continuing to develop? Is there real demand on-chain? Is development still moving forward? Are users and funds staying?
These are the things I really want to keep observing.
Exchange support is certainly important, and liquidity is also important, but the long-term development of a project ultimately cannot rely solely on exchanges.
I hope CORE can come up with something to reassure holders next.
Don’t just let us discuss in the comments; it’s best to see changes on-chain. $CORE
Brothers, there has been ongoing discussion about whether CORE will be delisted by exchanges.
At that time, many people thought there was no need to worry, as the project was still running and the ecosystem was still developing.
But now Bithumb has officially announced the termination of CORE trading support.
This at least shows that the exchange's evaluation of the project and the holders' own judgment are not necessarily the same.
Just because we believe the project has a future doesn't mean the exchange is necessarily willing to continue supporting it.
The most realistic issue now is whether CORE can address market concerns and present something that can restore confidence for both exchanges and users.
If these questions remain unanswered for a long time, the pressure on holders will only increase.
I hope this is just a wake-up call, not the start of a series of bad news. $CORE
Brothers, I want to ask a question that might not sound very pleasant.
If one day OKX also announces the delisting of CORE, will you still continue to hold it?
I know that currently OKX has not issued any announcement about delisting CORE spot trading; this is just a hypothetical.
But Bithumb has already announced the termination of trading support, so it's not entirely unreasonable for everyone to worry that other exchanges might follow suit.
If trading channels continue to decrease and liquidity is affected, holders will definitely have to reconsider their choices.
Some might move to other platforms, some might move on-chain, and some might choose to exit.
Right now, I actually want to hear everyone's honest thoughts.
Don't just say you'll hold firmly.
When that day really comes, how will you handle it? $CORE
Brothers, recently the comments section on CORE has been quite interesting.
Some say they absolutely won't sell, some say they've already cleared their positions, and others think there will definitely be bigger risks ahead.
But I suddenly thought of a question:
No matter what others say, the one who truly bears the risk is yourself.
When others tell you to hold, they won't bear the losses for you.
When others tell you to sell quickly, they won't bear the regret of missing out on gains.
Bithumb has already announced the termination of CORE trading support; whether other platforms will take action later is still inconclusive.
So I think, instead of arguing in the comments every day, it's better to seriously consider your own position size and risk tolerance.
After all, the market won't change its trend just because we won an argument. $CORE
Brothers, today I made a decision that many long-time holders probably don't want to make.
I'm preparing to sell part of my CORE holdings.
Honestly, it feels pretty bittersweet.
When it dropped to previous lows, I thought I'd wait a bit longer; when it dropped even further, I thought about adding some; after enduring so long, now there's news of the exchange delisting it.
Having held it for so long, who wouldn't hope it suddenly takes off one day?
But this time, I don't want to explain everything with faith anymore.
BTC has its consensus, ETH has its ecosystem, and CORE has its own path it wants to take. But the project's development and the token's market performance are ultimately two different things.
I still hope CORE can build a good ecosystem, and I also hope this delisting incident can be properly resolved.
But hopes aside, you still have to manage your own position.
I'll sell a part first, keep some cash for myself, and continue to observe the rest.
Sometimes, reducing your position isn't admitting defeat, but not wanting one investment to decide all your outcomes.
Brothers holding CORE, have you started considering reducing your positions? $CORE
Brothers, those holding CORE recently must be feeling pretty bad.
Bithumb has officially announced the termination of CORE trading support, stopping trading at the end of November and stopping withdrawals at the end of December.
Now many people are starting to worry if other exchanges will be next.
Especially OKX.
I specifically checked, and so far there is no announcement from OKX about delisting CORE spot trading. Previously delisted was the CORE on-chain earning product; these two things should not be confused.
But honestly, at times like this, we can no longer just think about when it will rebound.
If more exchanges really announce delisting later, liquidity, price, and holders' confidence will all be affected.
I am also considering reducing some of my position first; I don't want to put all my hopes on one outcome.
I want to ask the brothers still holding CORE:
If OKX really announces delisting, will you choose to liquidate or transfer to a wallet to continue holding?
This question is indeed worth thinking about in advance now. $CORE
Brothers, today CORE gave token holders another lesson.
The price was already painful enough, and now there's news: South Korean exchange Bithumb announced it will terminate CORE trading support on November 30 and end withdrawal support on December 30.
This really can't be seen as just a normal market correction.
Before, when prices dropped, we could still discuss the overall market, liquidity, and ecosystem development. Now the exchange directly announces delisting, so holders' confidence will definitely be hit again.
Honestly, I've been following CORE for a long time and don't want to see it come to this.
But right now, the most important thing isn't comforting each other in the comments or rushing to find reasons to explain the drop.
It's about figuring out whether the previous trading issues have been resolved, whether the project team has clear next steps, and if other exchanges will be affected.
I still hope CORE can solve its problems well.
After all, holders have waited so long, and no one wants to end up with bad news after bad news instead of a market rebound.
To the brothers holding CORE, what do you think about this Bithumb delisting?
Do you see this as a short-term negative, or a real warning signal for the project? $CORE
Brothers, to be honest, the hardest part about holding CORE for so long isn’t others criticizing it.
It’s that one day, when you’re scrolling through those bearish posts, and suddenly you find yourself not knowing how to refute them anymore.
Before, when someone said it was no good, you could come up with a bunch of reasons to discuss it. But as the price kept stagnating, gradually, even you didn’t really want to explain anymore.
It’s not that you’re pessimistic, it’s just tiring to say too much.
Others only see that you’re still holding, but they don’t know how many times you’ve been torn inside. When you bought in, you thought about the future; when it dropped, you doubted yourself; and countless times you wanted to sell everything.
But in the end, you stayed.
I think what holders understand best among themselves is this feeling.
You don’t necessarily feel confident every day, nor do you always think you’re right.
Sometimes you just want to observe a bit longer, to see if what you believed in back then can really develop.
Of course, persistence doesn’t mean you’re definitely right, and doubt doesn’t mean you have to exit.
I just hope that years later, when looking back, you can say you at least studied it seriously, not just held on out of stubbornness.
Brothers holding CORE, have you recently doubted your original judgment? $CORE
Brothers, today let's not talk about how high CORE can rise, but discuss a more realistic question.
If it continues to fall from here, can you still hold on?
I’ve noticed that many people like to say "hold long-term, don’t move for years" when discussing the future. But when the market keeps dropping continuously, only then do you realize how hard those words really are.
When your account shrinks, you’re facing not just numbers, but also various living expenses and doubts about whether you made the right call in the first place.
Especially for ordinary workers, every penny isn’t just coming out of thin air.
Maybe others don’t mind losing, but the money you lose is savings accumulated over several months or even longer.
So I think the confidence of coin holders can’t just rely on saying "I believe in it."
More importantly, how much do you really understand, how much risk can you bear, and what are you prepared to do if the future doesn’t meet your expectations?
I still follow CORE and hope it can recover.
But I don’t want to paint the future too optimistically.
If CORE drops another 20%, will you keep holding, add more, or reevaluate?
Speak your true thoughts; you don’t have to keep holding just to prove you’re bullish. $CORE
Brothers, holding CORE for a long time really gives you a very strange feeling.
At first, when I bought it, I thought every day about when it would rise and how much money I could make when it did. Then it dropped, and I comforted myself that it was a normal correction; after it dropped some more, I told myself to look at the long term.
Now, I open my wallet to take a quick look, close it, and after a while, I can't help but open it again.
The funniest thing is when others ask how my investments are going lately, I have to pretend to be calm and say, "It's fine, I'm optimistic for the long term."
But only I know what's really going on in my heart.
Sometimes it's really not that I don't want to sell, but every time I prepare to sell, I remember the reasons why I bought it in the first place. Yet every time I decide to hold on, I have to accept the reality that the price might keep falling.
In the end, even I can't tell if I'm optimistic about this project or just unwilling to give up.
I don't know how many brothers are like me.
How long have you been holding CORE? When you open your wallet now, do you still look at the price first? $CORE
