Analyst Liang Qiu: Bitcoin and Ethereum short positions fell as expected. Several common methods for handling arbitrage orders in contract trading

Third, adopt the "no-sell, no-loss" approach of staying in the same position. If a position is locked in, as long as the investor hasn't sold it, they shouldn't assume they've lost all their money. If the position has growth prospects, the overall investment environment hasn't deteriorated, and the market hasn't escaped uncertainty, there's no need to panic. Instead, the strategy is not to sell all the locked-in positions, but to hold on to them, remaining stable and patient, waiting for the recent price to rebound and unlock the position. Fourth, if the position is in an uptrend, there's no need to stop-loss. Patiently holding on for a while will inevitably unlock the position, and there's even the potential for significant profits. If the position is in a balanced, fluctuating trend, there's no need to stop-loss immediately. Patiently wait for the position to reach a high point in the cycle. Once the position is unlocked or the loss is minimal, exit the position decisively. If the position is in a downtrend, stop-loss immediately once a downtrend is confirmed. Never become complacent or indulge in illusions. Any hesitation or hesitation could lead to a deeper, difficult-to-exit situation. After being trapped, any action taken is passive. While unwinding is certainly a fundamental skill that investors must master, investors should focus on improving their analytical skills and trading capabilities before getting trapped, minimizing the number of times they're trapped and maintaining a proactive mindset. This is what's most important.