If you're still averaging down on a losing ETH position, stop now.

The pain is not being wrong once. It is adding size until a small mistake becomes a five-figure problem, then exiting only after the market forces your hand.

One ETH trader reportedly added at lower prices, realized a 2,700 USDT loss, and closed the contract, saying they would not touch it again. The ETHUSDT perpetual position later showed an unrealized loss of 50,574 USDT, with ETH down 1.99%.

We have seen this pattern across $BTC and $SOL too: traders confuse a cheaper entry with a safer trade. Sometimes the dip is an opportunity. Sometimes it is simply the market offering you a larger position in the same bad idea.

Would you rather take a 2,700 USDT loss early or risk turning it into 50,574 USDT, and where do you draw the line?

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