Last night, I was staring at the holdings of PIPPIN, my heart was in my throat. The price skyrocketed to 0.246, and my contract position was just a hair's breadth away from getting liquidated. I was really desperate at that moment, thinking that this wave was definitely going to play people for suckers.

Result - surprisingly made it through!

To be honest, I was mentally prepared for zeroing out last night and didn't even dare to check my phone, just waiting for the notification of being force-liquidated. Who knew that when I woke up in the morning and checked, my position was still there, although the unrealized loss was not small, at least I wasn't completely wiped out.

This feeling of walking on a tightrope at the edge of a cliff is something that everyone who trades contracts understands. The market really can change dramatically with just a small fluctuation; the difference between long and short positions can be like heaven and earth in an instant. This time I can consider myself lucky to have survived, and I have to thank the market for not continuing to cause trouble. But to be honest, the psychological pressure is too great; next time, I need to manage my position better.