I say a word, basically no one will execute it, just consider it as if we were once fated people.

I take the list in my hand and the list I provided as examples.
I personally didn't lose on 3275, but I lost on the order at 3130, and I recovered at 3150. So the orders I have are all in a trapped state.
First, let me express my opinion: I do not believe that 3150 will break down, and I think this position is meant to be utilized.
At the third wave on the four-hour level, I won't say how high it can go, but anyway, it can all be resolved into profit.
On the hourly level, we need to make three trades. The first one is currently in progress, and I won't say where it will go. The second trade is down, referencing 3150, and then there will be a third trade up, and I also won't say where that will go.
The views at the above two levels are based on the belief that 3100 is the low point of this move. My personal opinion and operations will revolve around this point, with a clear perspective, and this is also the beginning of a rebuttal.
Having finished the thought process, let's start discussing the nonsense mentioned at the beginning, and analyze the logic behind this thought.
First of all, I would normally take a large position at the 3150 level, but this time I won't take such a trade, as it is indeed too weak. The market is in a state of despair, and even those going long are only looking for a small rebound, while I am looking for a big rebound, which is a bit contradictory. So don't take large positions; just do long trades like the analysis from outside.
Secondly, what I want to emphasize is that I will not make any adjustments such as adding positions or increasing the stake when holding long positions. The position I provided is at 3275, and I haven't advised to increase it. Essentially, from a fundamental perspective, the loss at 3130 shouldn't happen, but I am indeed worried about your position management which I can't control. However, if there is a loss, I want you to recover it. At this position, if we don't go long, what should we do? But not entering is also hard to resist, which makes it quite awkward. Who understands?
Again, regarding the logic of adding positions and having no orders, based on a clear understanding of the market's strong bearish trend, I have to ask, once you add to your position and manage to get out of losses quickly, what will you do afterward? If you can manage to get out without doing anything, then you're impressive. In that case, you could add to your position at 3150, and once you're out of losses, you can just exit.
I don't allow margin calls because I think a primary position, once you are stuck, leaves you with an open order, preventing you from feeling anxious every day. After being stuck for a few days, you will also be able to break free. This means that after you have no orders left, making a new order that is uncertain whether it will rise or fall is different from holding a long position, as even if you are stuck, it is still possible to break free.
I don't know if you can understand what I'm saying. To put it simply, if you increase your position now, after getting out of a loss, you can't help but make another trade. The market is bearish, and the coin price is at the bottom. No matter what trade you make, it might not be the right direction. Don't rush; just because you've gotten out of a loss now, in less than 30 minutes you might find yourself in another loss. Can you understand what I'm trying to say? It's really annoying, damn.