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As long as I hold the coins I have for a few months and don’t move them, the coins I don’t hold end up rising one after another by over a dozen times. After I close the positions on the coins I’ve been holding but not moving, those “zombie coins” seem to come back to life—one by one, they get as fired up as if they’d been injected with chicken blood and surge hard. I just can’t figure out what’s going on. My position margin has never exceeded 20U. With such a small position size, how can it possibly weigh these coins down so they can’t breathe? If that’s the case, then why didn’t I pull the price up when I went long using the same position size?