Today during the day, I chatted about my position that I held for three days thanks to @Guilin_Chen's post. After having some drinks in the evening, I checked the price and found it back at $110,500, which was exactly a 5% profit, so I closed the position. At that moment, I didn't think about what to do next; I just felt that holding for three days was too exhausting, so I quickly settled to save the hassle.

It's not that I'm pessimistic about the market, but I haven't figured out the upcoming fluctuation range yet. When discussing with Brother Guilin and @Cato_CryptoM, my viewpoint was very clear: if I don't have a grasp on the bullish or bearish trends, then I will trade within the fluctuation range. As long as the price drops without any actual negative news, I will go long; if it rises without any actual positive news, I will go short.

I never get greedy; I usually exit after making about 10% to 15% profit, and then continue trading within this range. Last Thursday was probably the most I traded in a day, opening six long and short positions with small gains. But on Friday, when I went long, I was almost blown up by Trump’s news. Later, as mentioned earlier, I believed there was no systemic risk, so I held on until now.

Essentially, during times of significant price volatility, I usually don't open positions. This aligns with my strategy of identifying trades with higher certainty early on. Even if the profits from each trade are relatively small, as long as I can consistently make money, that's enough.

No greed, no extravagance, no waste.

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