Tell me a trade that keeps me awake at night.

PIPPIN, short at 0.18u.
Margin remaining is 4769U.
Account shows: profit of 12.7万U.
Return rate: 2663%.
Many people would say after seeing this: you won.
I say: not yet.
What you don’t know is that I placed this trade twice before it finally succeeded.
First time, I went in at 0.18u, and I was stopped out at 0.20u.
Lost money.
Second time, I still went in at 0.18u.
This time I waited a bit, checked the on-chain data, confirmed the short signal was still there, and then entered.
Once I entered, I held it.
In the middle, PIPPIN pulled twice, and I almost wanted to close.
But the on-chain data told me: it’s not over yet.
I didn’t move.
Now my margin is 4769U, with an unrealized profit of 12.7万U.
I’ve already withdrawn part of the profit to lock it in.
As for the rest, let it run.
What the contract fears most isn’t losing money—it’s losing money and then not daring to re-enter.
The first time I got stopped out, the second time I still dared to enter.
Not because I’m stubborn.
It’s because before I entered, I had already calculated my stop-loss level.
If you lose, accept it; accept it, and then come back again.
That’s the normal mindset for contract trading.
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