Yesterday, I held 9 $BEAT contract positions, all in a floating loss at the time of entry. Staying up until five or six in the morning was really exhausting, so I decided to sleep. I didn't expect that when I woke up, 7 of the positions had already turned profitable—looks like sometimes letting go is more effective than staring at the screen obsessively.

I'm still optimistic about this asset's prospects, and I believe that subsequent adjustments are just a matter of time, so I'm not too worried about the current floating losses on a few positions. What really made me a bit nervous was the fear of a sudden surge, which does involve some luck.

On the other hand, this experience taught me a lesson: I can't develop this habit. Unless I control the size of my positions to keep individual risk manageable, this "forced holding" approach is too risky. Next time, I need to be more cautious.