When the unrealized losses of account #数字货币市场回升 break 2000U, many people's first reaction is to panic. I have seen too many operations like this: the more it falls, the more they increase the position to try to lower the cost, resulting in a heavier position, and in the end, there is no chance to turn things around.

In fact, resolving a position is not about luck; it's about the framework.

My own approach is very simple - first, insure the account: set a hard stop-loss line. This is not giving up, but leaving a way out for myself. Small losses can be tolerated, but don't jump into big pits.

Then focus on making waves. Don't stare at those meme coins that rise 50% in a day. For mainstream varieties like BTC and ETH, the signals for support and resistance are actually very clear. Reduce a little at high positions and buy back at low positions, and the cost will naturally average down. I previously handled a case where I started from 2000U deeply trapped, relying on this logic, after three weeks, it went from deep red on the account to turning green.

The key is that every operation must have a basis. It's not about entering just because the candlestick chart looks good, but rather waiting for signals: add more when the support level stabilizes, and do not chase if the resistance level is not broken.

When the market is highly volatile, it's about who remains calmer. Recently, Pippin, TRADOOR, and M have shown significant fluctuations, but opportunities are also present within them.

Patience and discipline are always more effective than acting rashly. First, recover the principal, then talk about making money.