Never mind, every time there are only 700 or 800 people watching the space in the early morning, just write it down directly. Recently, I have been trading strictly according to my own ideas, with two main logical points. 1. Bitcoin will continue to rise during the week of the interest rate cut meeting until it starts to decline after the meeting. The MSTR's lightning crisis will be resolved within two weeks, and new long stories will emerge. So last week, we increased ETH first and then lowered interest rates on the day of the meeting Recently, I have been trading strictly according to my own ideas, with two main logical points. They are all on my Twitter stream. 1. Bitcoin will continue to rise during the week of the interest rate cut meeting until it starts to decline after the meeting. The MSTR's lightning crisis will be resolved within two weeks, and new long stories will emerge. So on the day of last week's ETH first and then the interest rate cut meeting, BTC was short in the early morning, and after the low point was flat, I turned back and bought more, basically achieving a 600% yield. But later on, I felt that the MSTR storm had ended and wanted to take a breakout order, so I continued to long BTC at a high multiple. Then, with the AI stocks led by Oracle killing for two days, the market became pessimistic. MSTR also plummeted on the same day, and BTC followed the global market to start killing, so the long order failed. Later, I did the opposite of a breakout/drop once and lost money. I did it completely according to my own ideas, and I didn't feel that I was confused in any way. My viewpoint hasn't changed in any way. When I'm right, I'm right, and when I'm wrong, I know where I'm wrong. The amount of profit or loss is determined by the leverage utilization rate and the amount of principal. Knowing why you open every order and why it's flat is definitely responsible for your own money.