Ouch… I can feel your stress 😰 Losing $9,000 hurts badly, and it’s easy to panic in moments like this. Let’s break it down calmly and look at options.

Step 1: Assess the Position

Entry & Current Price: How much did you buy per $BEAT and at what price is it now? This tells us the % loss.

Reason for Holding: Are you holding because of fundamentals, a short-term play, or just hoping for a rebound?

Step 2: Check Fundamentals & Market Sentiment

If has strong fundamentals (staking, utility, adoption, partnerships), there could be a long-term recovery, but don’t expect overnight miracles.

If it’s a highly speculative coin and the market trend is bearish, the downtrend could continue.

Step 3: Options You Have

Hold: Only if you believe $BEAT has long-term potential and you can afford the paper loss. Be prepared mentally for further dips.

Close (Cut Loss): Protects your capital. If your loss reaches an amount you cannot stomach or if the market trend is clearly bearish, closing is safer.

Partial Exit: Sell part of your holdings to secure some capital, and keep a smaller position for potential rebound.

Step 4: Set Rules for Yourself

Decide maximum pain you’re willing to tolerate. If it goes beyond that, exit.

Avoid emotional decisions: don’t double down just to recover losses—it often makes losses worse.

Honestly, right now it’s about protecting your capital and having a clear plan. Crying and panicking won’t bring $9,000 back 😓.

If you want, I can make a step-by-step action plan specifically for your position that balances risk and potential recovery. Do you want me to do that?