How to deal with being stuck?

**I. Active unwinding**

1. **Decisive cuts**: If you buy wrong, especially when chasing high after the price of the currency has risen sharply, you must stop losses in time to protect your funds. There are many market opportunities, and only by keeping the principal can you have a chance to turn things around.

2. **Currency exchange operation**: If the currency in your hand performs poorly and continues to fall, you can pay attention to the rising opportunities of other currencies, change positions in time, and use new profits to make up for old losses.

3. **Sell high and buy low**: When the lock-in is deep and the currency price is still on a downward trend, sell part of the position, and buy again when the price falls further to reduce the cost of holding positions.

**II. Passive unwinding**

1. **Gradually cover positions**: If the purchase position is not too high and you believe that the market will pick up, you can consider investing funds in batches, but the number of times should be limited, and the timing is particularly critical.

2. **Wait patiently**: If the funds are fully locked in and there is no spare capacity to cover positions, and you don’t want to cut losses, you can only wait for the market to pull back. As long as the funds are not borrowed, be patient, there will always be opportunities to unwind in the market.

Remember, being stuck is not the end of the world. The key is to keep a calm mind and not act blindly. Opportunities will eventually come.