#2026年比特币价格展望 Increasing positions is really a technical skill, not something you do on a whim. But let me tell you, out of ten people increasing their positions, nine are driven by emotions.

You've probably encountered this situation—just after entering a trade, the market reverses, and the red numbers on your account grow larger and larger. At this point, your fingers start to act on their own, constantly thinking about adding a little more to lower the average cost, aiming to break even and then exit.

Sounds simple, right? But in reality, it often goes like this: a situation where you could have cut losses and exited is repeatedly dragged into a full-position deep pit by adding more positions over and over. What initially was a small loss ends up becoming a disaster for the entire account.

Where is the problem? Every market fluctuation is actually sending you a signal—"Add to your position, this time you'll definitely break even." But that signal is actually your emotions speaking, not the market. Once this mindset takes over, rationality is trampled underfoot, and the result is increasing losses.

True position adding is not based on feelings. It requires clear trend confirmation as support, specific signals as the basis, not just "I think it will go up" thoughts. Every decision to add positions must be backed by data and strategy.

Friends still being led by losses, you need to stop and think. Adjust your mindset, follow the rules you set beforehand, and don't let losses dictate your next move. This is the correct attitude to live in the market.