Market conditions change rapidly—no one can be 100% sure of the correct call. Today, let’s talk about: if your order is trapped, what’s the more appropriate way to handle it?

**Method 1: Cut losses decisively, and exit quickly**
It sounds painful, but it’s the most direct and effective approach. Cutting losses isn’t admitting defeat—it’s saving ammunition for the next opportunity. Many people hold onto positions and get deeper and deeper; instead of letting it drag into a big loss, it’s better to take a small loss and get out first, then look for a chance to make a comeback.

**Method 2: Use a lock-up to limit the loss space**
Hold both long and short positions with the same coin and equivalent position sizing at the same time. Wait until the market stabilizes or reverses, then close one side when the timing is right and redeploy. Reminder: lock-up strategies are suitable for friends who have some experience and substantial capital; otherwise, it can easily turn into “the longer you lock, the messier it gets.”

**Method 3: Hedge to unwind, and adjust holdings flexibly**
It sounds impressive, but in essence it means: when one asset is losing, you do something with another asset to hedge it. The risk is that if you’re wrong, it can turn into “double losses,” and since it involves multiple underlying assets, it requires strong market feel and a solid strategy.
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