The recent market movement of SOL has caused me quite a few losses. I sold five-sixths of my position at the peak, intending to keep some core holdings for opportunities, but I didn't expect the price to plunge all the way down afterward. Watching the decline, I started to panic—initially adding to my position during the drop, increasing from one-fifth to one-quarter, but the coin price kept falling. When unrealized losses exceeded 100%, I couldn't resist adding another batch, and in the end, my entire position became too heavy to manage.

Looking back now, the biggest problem wasn't that I didn't sell everything at the top, but that my subsequent re-entry operations were completely chaotic. Having a small position was meant to be for flexible response, but I ended up adding more out of fear of losses expanding. Doing so only turned a small problem into a big headache. So I’ve learned my lesson—don't add to your position easily, and if you add incorrectly, it becomes a burden. Maintaining discipline is more important than anything else.