The moment the account turns red to green, the K-line is like a rope, tightening the more it twists—who hasn't tasted the bitterness of being trapped? Staring blankly at the floating loss numbers, one either stubbornly holds on waiting for a 'miracle' or ends up averaging down deeper into the trap.

But breaking free from the trap is never about 'waiting for the market to soften'; it's about calculating the accounts and making the right moves:

For those deeply trapped at high positions, don’t go against the trend—cut 30% of invalid positions, and use the remaining chips to catch the rebound wave; three small profits can fill the pit;

For those in mid-level traps, treat volatility as a ladder—add positions at support levels and reduce at resistance levels, use T-trading to let costs follow the K-line downwards; even if it grinds 0.5% daily, two weeks can peel off layers of the trap;

For those lightly trapped at low positions, closely watch the turning point signals—add a position when the support line stabilizes, and sell when the rebound hits short-term resistance; one wave can snap the trap rope.

No one can break free from the trap by just 'enduring'; the real breakthrough is: use stop-loss to manage risk, and earn the difference through waves, allowing positions to move with the rhythm. No matter how fiercely the K-line falls, there will always be turning points to leverage—being trapped is not scary; what’s scary is being stuck in 'waiting' and forgetting that one can take the initiative to break free. $BTC #美国7月PPI年率高于预期