#ETH走势分析 Last night really felt like a brush with death. I watched the market until after 4 a.m., helplessly seeing my short position opened at 3020 get squeezed all the way up. I kept averaging up until nearly 3100, with the liquidation line hanging right at 3190. The scariest moment was when the price surged to 3150—my heart stopped, and all I could think was, "It's over, it's over."

The first thing I did when I woke up this morning was check my account—and it was still alive.

This was a harsh lesson for me. The same few dozen-point fluctuation—when there's profit, I can't hold and rush to exit; but when there's a loss, I stubbornly hold on, unwilling to admit defeat even after losing over a hundred points. If I don't change this mindset, it's only a matter of time before a single trade wipes me out.

I've realized now: It's better to open several smaller positions and pay a bit more in fees than to pin all my hopes on holding out in one trade. Take profits immediately, and cut losses early. The market won't change direction just because you're stubborn—when it's time to admit defeat, you must do so.