⚠️ Extreme Risk Warning (This is more important than calculations)
You are in a very dangerous trading situation, please calmly consider the following points before transferring 11,000 USDT:
1. You are against a 3.5 times rising trend
* Your opening price is 10.23, and the current price is 45.67, which has risen 346%.
* Shorting is most afraid of this kind of one-sided surge. If RIVER is that type of “meme coin” or small market cap coin, it is not impossible for it to rise from 45 to 350 (your new liquidation price), sometimes even in just a few days.
2. Sunk Cost Fallacy
* The original value of your position (calculated at the opening price) is only about 888 USDT (86.85 \times 10.23).
* Your current unrealized loss is 3077 USDT.
* To save this position which was originally less than 1000 U, you plan to invest another 11,000 U. This is equivalent to risking 10 more dollars to save 1 dollar. If the price really reaches 352, your 11,000 U will be completely wiped out.
3. Funding Fee Trap
* In such a drastic upward market, short sellers usually have to pay huge funding fees to long positions.
* This 11,000 U investment, even if the price remains flat, the high funding fees will eat away at your margin daily like a “blunt knife cutting meat,” leading to a constant decline in the liquidation price (making it increasingly easier to get liquidated).
Advice
Rational decision-making: Ask yourself one question—“If I were flat now, would I be willing to short this coin at the price of 45.67 with 11,000 U?”
* If the answer is **“No, too dangerous”**, then please carefully consider whether you should stop loss and exit, keeping this over 10,000 U principal to look for other opportunities, rather than stubbornly sticking to a position that has already lost 346%.
Stop loss is part of trading, preserving capital should always be the top priority.
You are in a very dangerous trading situation, please calmly consider the following points before transferring 11,000 USDT:
1. You are against a 3.5 times rising trend
* Your opening price is 10.23, and the current price is 45.67, which has risen 346%.
* Shorting is most afraid of this kind of one-sided surge. If RIVER is that type of “meme coin” or small market cap coin, it is not impossible for it to rise from 45 to 350 (your new liquidation price), sometimes even in just a few days.
2. Sunk Cost Fallacy
* The original value of your position (calculated at the opening price) is only about 888 USDT (86.85 \times 10.23).
* Your current unrealized loss is 3077 USDT.
* To save this position which was originally less than 1000 U, you plan to invest another 11,000 U. This is equivalent to risking 10 more dollars to save 1 dollar. If the price really reaches 352, your 11,000 U will be completely wiped out.
3. Funding Fee Trap
* In such a drastic upward market, short sellers usually have to pay huge funding fees to long positions.
* This 11,000 U investment, even if the price remains flat, the high funding fees will eat away at your margin daily like a “blunt knife cutting meat,” leading to a constant decline in the liquidation price (making it increasingly easier to get liquidated).
Advice
Rational decision-making: Ask yourself one question—“If I were flat now, would I be willing to short this coin at the price of 45.67 with 11,000 U?”
* If the answer is **“No, too dangerous”**, then please carefully consider whether you should stop loss and exit, keeping this over 10,000 U principal to look for other opportunities, rather than stubbornly sticking to a position that has already lost 346%.
Stop loss is part of trading, preserving capital should always be the top priority.