This SUI transaction took me more than two weeks, and I feel very unsuccessful; I will definitely improve afterwards. My average price is around 3.77, and since my position is heavier than usual this time, I did not continue to average down. At one point, I held on as low as 3.2649, and the unrealized loss is indeed significant; it hurts to look at it, but it's not enough to lose sleep over. In contrast, the earlier time—after I cleared at 2.8 to 2.9, it immediately shot up to 4.2—that was what truly kept me restless.

This time the average price is high, and the position is heavy because I didn't completely clear the previous position before immediately entering the next round. Honestly, I don't remember how many rounds I've gone back and forth; I just remember that my take-profit target has always been 4.0. I vaguely recall that I missed 3.95, 4.0 (I had a limit order at 4.0080), and 3.97, until this time it surged to 4.07, and only then did I finally clear everything. Each miss was accompanied by a significant pullback, the deepest being from 3.95 down to 3.26.

In the past, my strategy was small positions, expecting to add to my positions, and the entire range of declines was still within my plan, so I rarely cut losses. Moreover, my previous experiences with stop losses were very poor, especially one time with an XRP long position; after the stop loss, it surged all the way up. However, I am still practicing stop loss systematically. After all, as my capital grows, my trading strategies and models must also adjust accordingly. I can't expect to find the optimal solution right from the start, but I will continuously optimize to make my trading system more complete.

I am also grateful for the market's mercy this time; I will continue to work hard.