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Well-known trader Eugene admits defeat: the market is hellishly difficult, UNI breakdown is a slap in the face

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Well-known trader Eugene recently posted a rather blunt update on his channel: “Pulled the trigger too early. This market is hell mode right now. Licking my wounds, going to stay on the sidelines for a bit.” This sounds like he’s admitting that his previous judgment backfired.

Looking back at his previous moves, Eugene had openly said he was adding to his ETH and SOL positions and was particularly bullish on UNI’s short-term outlook. So what happened? UNI has now broken below the $6.5 support level, and his analysis from back then has basically been invalidated.

This round of market action has tripped up quite a few veterans, and Eugene’s honesty is actually pretty rare—after all, not many traders are willing to publicly admit when they’ve gotten it wrong.

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EternalMinervip
· 13h ago
Haha, Eugene got rekt too. This market really breaks people's defenses. Pulled the trigger too early or just didn't see it clearly, UNI broke support directly, awkward. Admitting defeat is good, but the losses are still real, haha. "Nightmare difficulty" is the perfect phrase, I totally feel the same. If you make a living by calling trades, it's only a matter of time before you get rekt. Waiting and watching is the right move. Bullish on UNI's short-term trend? Got slapped in the face now, huh? This market can mess with anyone, no exceptions. Admitting mistakes is good, smarter than stubbornly bragging. ETH and SOL couldn't save him either, the market shows no mercy. Even veterans have to take losses to survive, that's the tuition fee, I guess.
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SquidTeachervip
· 18h ago
Haha, I can’t hold it in anymore, this really is the legendary “hell difficulty.” Eugene really slapped himself in the face this time, but at least he’s willing to admit it. I told you, who can guarantee they’re always right? This market is here to teach people lessons. Those who were bullish on UNI are probably rethinking their life choices right now. But to be fair, traders who can publicly admit they were wrong are a rare breed—you have to give him that. The reason of “getting in too early”… sounds a bit familiar. Anyway, I didn’t copy his trades, so I’m still eating dirt. UNI breaking support was a real killer; that support level just vanished. Whatever, I’ll leave the market to the pros for now and keep watching from the sidelines. Hey, can anyone tell me when this market is finally going to pick up again? Feels like everyone is licking their wounds—doesn’t anyone dare to buy the dip?
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FrontRunFightervip
· 18h ago
lmao eugene getting humbled by the dark forest... reminds me why i stopped listening to these "confident" calls. UNI drilling through support is textbook—dude probably got sandwiched on his own exit, typical amateur move. the market doesn't care about your narrative, only about who has better information flow. at least he's admitting it tho... most would just ghost.
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GweiWatchervip
· 18h ago
Haha, even Eugene got wrecked this time, which shows just how weird the market is right now. You only realize what real "hell mode" is when you put your own money in. There are plenty of people who just give calls and refuse to admit losses—at least this guy is honest. Anyone would take a hit with UNI breaking support, but as long as you learn your lesson for next time, it’s fine. That’s just how the market is—when you’re making money, you feel like a genius; it’s only when you lose that you realize your real abilities. By the way, the way Eugene admitted his mistake this time was actually pretty bold. There’s nothing wrong with staying on the sidelines—getting out alive is what makes you a winner. This market is really testing everyone’s psychological limits. You watch them build the tower, host the banquet, and then watch it all collapse—that’s the pace. A breakdown is just a breakdown. I didn’t get in anyway, so I’m not losing.
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BearMarketBuyervip
· 18h ago
Haha, even Eugene got wrecked, which shows that no one could really predict this wave. No one should brag in this market; let's just lick our wounds honestly. I'm already tired of seeing UNI break support—so many people have fallen into this trap. Admitting mistakes honestly is good, but the lost money won't come back. This really is hell mode; better keep buying the dip and wait for the next opportunity.
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ColdWalletGuardianvip
· 18h ago
Haha, getting rekt by the charts is pretty common; making moves fast doesn't always mean making money fast. I really didn't expect this UNI move, the market is even crazier than anticipated. Actually, it's pretty good that Eugene is willing to admit defeat; a lot of people just stubbornly hold on. Hell mode... that's such an apt description.
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