Starting to position in DASH at the price level of 46.8, I didn't expect the price to weaken all the way down. Watching the account figures turn increasingly red, I chose to buy more in batches to dilute the cost—totaling 11 times. By the 8th time, the loss had already expanded to a suffocating level, and I really considered cutting losses and exiting. But then I thought, rather than rushing to give up, why not try to save myself first? Although I was full of anxiety during the last 3 additional purchases, I persisted. I calculated that if I could lower the average price a bit more, there might still be a chance to recover when the rebound occurs. Of course, if the situation continues to worsen, stop-loss is also an option on the table. Fortunately, I managed to preserve the principal without blowing up the account, and I didn't give back all the profits made from SOL during the day. This experience gave me a deeper understanding of risk management and mental resilience.