Unpacking Guide: Being stuck isn't scary; what's scary is making blind moves

Recently, the backend is filled with "XXX is stuck, what to do" — actually, being stuck is like being in traffic; rushing to change lanes only makes it messier. Finding the right rhythm is key to slowly getting out.

Three tips to unlock the stuck situation

- First, calculate the "stop-loss line": open your positions and look at the price 10% below your cost price. If it drops below this point, don’t stubbornly hold on; decisively cut a portion. The remaining position's cost can drop significantly (for example, if you bought at $100, selling half at $90 means the remaining cost becomes $110, so if it rebounds to $100, you break even).

- Use the "grid method" to save yourself: If you're stuck at a high point, don’t just lay flat. Every 5% drop in price, add a little to your position; every 5% rise, sell a little of what you added before. For example, if you’re stuck with SOL at $30, buy 1 lot at $28, and another lot at $26. When it rises to $28, sell the one bought at $26 to gradually lower your cost.

- When swapping positions, choose "similar alternatives": If the coin you hold is clearly weak (for example, the sector is rising but it’s not moving), swap it for a stronger one in the same sector. For example, if you're stuck with XRP and see LTC gaining traction, if you're willing to take the risk, swap the same amount over to it; you can recover faster during a rebound.

Key Reminder

Don’t believe in "holding on will definitely break even" — real unpacking isn’t waiting for the price to go back up, but using strategies to turn "passively stuck" into "actively managing". For heavy positions, first reduce your holdings; for lighter positions, follow the grid method to add. Remember: keeping your principal gives you the confidence to turn the situation around.

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