$SOL has some personal mistakes that almost everyone makes..Although you know it can happen, you still accept it..Let me give you a small example...I placed a certain amount of money, say LONG on SOL at a price of 240, and the liquidation price is not too close but not too far, like you think it’s hard to liquidate when the price fluctuates slowly. Let’s say the liquidation price is 210, currently it has risen to 245 and you are in profit, and your trend is to hold long because the price will go very high..but then suddenly it drops below the betting level (the order starts to go negative) at this moment the stubborn mentality arises, thinking that the price will also fluctuate around the betting level.. You think if I set a stop loss (for example 230), then when it drops to 230 you will lose 33% of your account while you could hold down to 210 (thinking what if it drops to 210 naturally losing 30% unfairly) while if it goes back up you will keep 33% of your capital plus your earnings..That’s the reason why many people burn their accounts..because in this market no one knows what will happen in advance..If you still have money you can make orders to recover and possibly break even over time..but if you lose money then you definitely get nothing. I also had this mentality before..Preserving capital is an unchangeable rule if you want to play in a healthy and smart way. Wish you all success and never write a post with two identical numbers in it..Best regards!!!