If you already have low-priced chips and your position is not low, the following points may be useful to you:

Stay calm: Don't always think about whether to buy again or to switch; you already have positions in hand, so just be more relaxed.

If you're really going to increase your position, try to find new opportunities. It's best if there are still profits there; try to look for new hotspots and see if there are any new possibilities.

Remember, never borrow, especially on platforms. I've been emphasizing this point since the occurrence of the black swan event: do not leverage! Do not borrow, as once liquidation occurs, your funds will instantly drop to zero.

Finally, the market sentiment is not high right now, it seems quite weak, but there is an expectation of another interest rate cut this month, at least there will be some local market trends.

Hold your chips steady, don’t panic. After a few months of decline, sometimes it can rebound in just a few days; leave the rest to time.

I believe that picking up the chips that others dare not take will not be wrong in the long run. At this time, don't pay too much attention to the temporary ups and downs. Spot trading is originally a marathon, not a sprint.