Closed the position, took the loss and walked away. SOL went from nearly 100% profit to closing at a loss with fees. Isn't it hilarious ? This morning, U.S. stock index futures opened up 0.4%, and oil prices couldn't hold above $100 and dropped. The opening dip I was hoping for didn’t happen. Actually, before going to bed last night, I saw that the IEA was planning to release crude oil reserves to the Asian market, while Europe and the U.S. would have to wait until the end of March. I should have taken profits then because this would suppress oil prices, but I still held onto the hope that futures would dip a bit after opening, giving me a window to exit before the market bounced back. In the end, before futures even opened, BTC had already surged. Greed and wishful thinking are the culprits here. Some of you might say, "Why not hold on a bit longer, wait to fully recover, and maybe the price fluctuations will dip again, giving you a chance to exit with profit?" That’s exactly the problem with wishful thinking—it’s a 50/50 gamble, and it messes with my mood for the entire day. Plus, in just a few hours, U.S. pre-market trading will start. Given the current situation, pre-market trading will likely see a volatile rise, which means my SOL short position could end up in an even worse spot. At least I only lost some fees and didn’t take a huge loss. As long as you "stay in the game," there will always be more opportunities.