Facing being trapped, maintaining a stable mindset is the first step.

What is known as being trapped essentially involves a game between position and price — the position is fixed, but the price is always fluctuating. There's no need to be discouraged, nor should you be blindly optimistic. You should know that the accumulation of long positions around 3600 for Ethereum, the trapped orders above 3800, or the concentrated holdings in the 116,000-118,000 range for Bitcoin are all normal market conditions.

On Friday, a friend came for advice on how to escape being trapped. My suggestion was "decisively cut off long positions and retain short positions." However, many people cling to luck and are reluctant to stop losses in time, resulting in missed adjustment opportunities.

There is no universal formula for escaping being trapped. Those vague "escape strategies" are ineffective because they overlook the specific price levels, position weights, and the uniqueness of the current market conditions for each individual. When faced with complex trapping situations, and it's difficult to respond confidently based on personal experience and skills, it might be helpful to communicate more — I will help you sort out a more tailored escape strategy based on your actual positions and market dynamics.

The investment market is never short of opportunities, but people's time, energy, and funds are ultimately limited; it's impossible to seize every fluctuation. Learning to make choices among numerous opportunities and actively giving up those minor temptations allows one to concentrate efforts and seize truly valuable opportunities. Xu Xu Baby said coins.