This wave of SOL operations is really a bit exhausting. Yesterday, I closed the hedging short order at 126.2, originally planning to wait for a pullback to catch a rebound. As a result, the price directly plummeted to 123.1, with unrealized losses of a few hundred U in my account. However, position control is still okay, far from getting liquidated, just thinking of holding on and waiting for a rebound.

I set an alert before going to bed, planning to place a short order for hedging when it pulled back to 128.1. As a result, I woke up in the middle of the night from a dream, groggily opened the APP and saw 126.7, and in the blink of an eye, it dropped to 126.3. At that moment, I panicked fearing a continued crash and hurriedly opened a short position at 126.2—equivalent to holding on for several hours for nothing, but fortunately, I didn't actually lose money.

I never expected that the price would shoot up to 128 so soon. This hastily opened hedging short order ended up losing 300 U, which is equivalent to earning 300 less. Last night, I bought at halfway up the mountain, and then shorted again at halfway up during the rebound. This operation can be described as a textbook example of "getting hit from both sides."