Recently, I’ve seen many group members get trapped in a certain project, holding screenshots of their positions and asking what to do. I want to share my thoughts.

**Point 1: When you’re caught, you must sell immediately.** Don’t hold onto hope; if you realize your judgment was wrong, correct it right away. This is always the safest approach. I know some people regret selling after watching the price rebound, but that’s not an investment decision; that’s gambling luck. Building decisions on speculation will not lead to good results in the long run.

**Point 2: Can this project manipulate the market?** Honestly, in this kind of bloodbath, many holders probably haven’t sold out. The project team usually waits until retail investors are forced to sell at a loss before they consider manipulating the market, but Alpha participants can only hold out for 2 days at best. They will either stop playing Alpha in the future or cut their losses and exit.

**Point 3: The fundamental issue is the project team’s credibility.** Using this kind of tactic to play the project, especially on a major exchange, will definitely not end well; there’s basically no way out. In such cases, the project team is very likely to run away directly and will no longer consider market manipulation.