A “light position” just means a small trade size compared to your total capital, usually used to reduce risk so even if the market moves against you, you don’t get wiped out easily. What happened to you is the opposite of that idea. You took 100u, likely used leverage on $RAVE , and the market moved just enough against your entry price that the exchange automatically force liquidated your position to protect itself, meaning your margin got fully used up and the trade got closed at a loss. In crypto, especially in tokens like $RAVE, price can swing hard in both directions within minutes because of low liquidity, hype cycles, and leveraged traders piling in on both sides. One moment the market looks green and everyone feels safe, the next moment a sharp wick down triggers liquidations, which pushes price even lower in a chain reaction. That’s why people keep repeating “light position” as a warning, not a strategy for quick gambling, because heavy leverage turns normal volatility into account-ending risk. What feels like “turning a bicycle into a motorcycle” is actually just taking maximum risk in a market designed to punish overexposure, and the system doesn’t care about intentions, only margins and liquidation levels.

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