Sometimes a small position is indeed better.

Although I entered a bit early, if the general direction is correct, there is still money to be made.

If I had gone all in, I probably wouldn't have held on last night and should have stopped loss, then watched the price return downwards. The second time I added to my position was similar; it wasn't the best position, but holding on until now is still profitable. If it goes down a bit more, I could make 1000 with a 100 oil position.

Last night, I sold off because my position was too large, exceeding my loss expectations, which made me fearful. If it were a small position, eating up to 4300 wouldn't be a big problem. In summary, a small position is about playing with money that you don't care too much about. Although a large position can make money quickly, the potential losses are also significant; the margin for error when going in the wrong direction is too low.

Yesterday, I doubled my capital from over 2000 oil to 6600 oil, which is almost a twofold increase, but that last wave almost wiped out all my profits and even led to a loss. Thinking back, it still gives me chills. Recently, I'll play with small positions; I prefer large positions when it looks very bullish to go with the trend. I feel anxious and uncertain when shorting; I don't know what this issue is. $ETH

Currently, it hasn't dropped below 4200; I don't know if this is a bottom again. Fortunately, my position isn't large, so I can sleep well tonight without having to watch the market closely. If it goes straight to 4500 tonight, I will admit defeat.