Caught in a trap, don’t pretend to be dead, and don’t force it. Listen to me, a trapped position isn’t a dead end; it all depends on how you move.


For small traps, don’t cling to the fight; sell on rebound. Losing a little is better than losing everything; don’t think about a full recovery—that’s luck, not strategy.

For deep traps, don’t let emotions take over. Cut your losses to save your life, keep some chips to survive, and don’t bet everything on waiting for a “breakout.”

Then see how the market moves:
No trend and still pretending to be dead? Stop loss immediately, save your money for next time.
Stuck in the middle, not going up or down? Don’t make reckless moves, wait for a signal.
If you really want to add to your position, first confirm you can hold on, don’t add so much that you kill yourself.

Remember these three sentences:
If you can run, run; don’t pretend to have faith.
Don’t leverage more, don’t hold on to the bottom.
You’re not here to gamble your life; you’re here to make money.

Don’t expect the market to be soft-hearted; it only cuts those who hesitate.
Still want to lie flat, copycat projects soaring, air coins doubling? Will you still be talking to your trapped position then?