The more you do, the more mistakes you make. Last time, I added to my short position at 0.08 too frequently, leading to a large position, so I got scared. This time, I'm also shorting at 0.2, and I've increased my position to 0.299. This time, I must hold steady.

$PIPPIN 0.2 At the time of shorting, it became my most foolish choice. I should have known that this is a highly manipulated coin, with a total supply of 100 million making it very easy to manipulate. By the time I went short all the way up, I had already lost $800. It was stubbornness, betting that the dealer didn't have many bullets. The most foolish part was when I went long at 0.32 and made a profit, thinking to buy the dip. And what happened? I hit the resistance level and it spiked, dropping from 0.33550 to 0.3. In the meantime, because I was a second late, my loss went from $80 to $280. At that moment, it was at 0.308 and I felt it would plunge, but then in a few seconds it instantly returned to 0.3208 and then dropped to 0.3. I knew I was done. Time and again I deposited money, time and again I lost, with a loss rate reaching 99.99% and a capital loss of 141%. I don't know why I'm so bold; maybe I'm just not suited for this industry. Even when calm, I can perfectly predict the ups and downs, but it feels so meaningless. My account loss has reached $16,780, nearly 120,000. I still have 50,000, which is enough for a normal family to buy a car. I am not very wealthy, eating like an average person within 20. In this regard, I spend extravagantly. I need to calm down and take a break from the circle for a while.