Actually, many people think of me as a 'short-term trader'. Whether I can actually take the 'long term' or 'short term' depends solely on the logic behind my trading of a particular order. For example, the former Slarf Musk, who was long when cross exchange liquidity was lacking, and Trump, who was short when they pushed on the doge, announced on October 11 that Trump was short BTC during the war of trade, and was short of small coins at the time of sharp decline. The holding periods of these trades are very short, with the shortest two being 15 minutes and the longer being only 3-4H candlesticks. But this has nothing to do with short-term and long-term trading. The trades I make are event driven, where events start trading and end with profit taking. When an event occurs, the K-line responds so quickly that you are the first to discover and understand it, and naturally make money from it. However, if one simply watches the candlestick chart and keeps trading during the day, without looking at narrative event trading data, and opens one hundred or eighty orders a day, basically no one will make money. Except for the 10000 year old teacher of my Love Coin, there is probably no subjective trader in the market who really achieves big results in high-frequency short-term trading with a pure K-line system. With such a large market, he is the only one to emerge. It can be imagined how difficult the real path of "cutting short" is. Cucumber Cat Teacher is actually worth reading. People who make money in the market have their own "traits", and finding a trading style that suits them is the best.