Seeing such an account floating with unrealized losses is truly suffocating. The entry price was 33.98, now it has dropped to 4.33, with a paper loss of -3422.99%. Many people at this point would ask: Is there a way to turn this situation around? Honestly, from a mathematical perspective, there’s basically no hope.

To get back to the cost price, this coin would need to surge over 680%. In the current ongoing decline environment, frankly, it’s like waiting for a miracle with extremely low probability.

Some might think: "What if I close the position now and it rebounds?" Let’s calmly do the math. Suppose you close at $4.5, you’d recover about 1% of the original funds. Even if the price doubles later to $9, that 1% won’t fill this huge gap. This isn’t about betting on an opportunity; it’s about guarding a pile of ruins while also risking further devaluation or even going to zero.

So, the smartest thing you can do now is to cut your losses decisively. This isn’t giving up; it’s using this expensive lesson to adopt a trading principle that can help you survive long-term. The real difference between experts and beginners is this — everyone pays tuition, but some learn from it and survive, while others get repeatedly cut and ultimately leave in regret.