The trader at the 0.22 level should have already liquidated some positions, and then the price directly surged. To put it simply, the position was too heavy, and completely closing it all at once was simply unrealistic, which resulted in being trapped. The recent trends of PIPPIN and RIVER tokens clearly show that sometimes having too large a position can become a burden—making it difficult to respond quickly to market changes. That’s why many veterans prefer to build and close positions in batches rather than putting all their chips at once at a certain point in time. Large position management is indeed an art, and the 0.22 move is a textbook example of live practice.