The biggest loss in this round was when I felt that I couldn't break through the MSTR cost of 74600+when it fell unilaterally to 77000+. At that time, I was buying at the bottom, using leverage to buy at 20WU every time. I bought many times until I lost 61000, which was my biggest pain point. At that time, my mind was not clear, and if it fell below 74000+, the logic of going long would no longer hold. Micro strategies could withstand a bull bear price of 60000 to 15500 in the previous round, but I couldn't. This kind of data is psychological support for the price, and if it fell below, I should turn back, but if I didn't turn back, I would lose a lot. This week it's 74000 again, and I wanted to do a knockoff season. However, the big pancake started doing a top sideways trend right here. Coincidentally, Thursday is FOMC again, so I had to run more orders. After running in the afternoon, I started drawing a waterfall and killed all the gains from the previous three days. I'm also grateful to be able to make a profit and run. This Friday, the big cake was much harder than the US stock market, but it's really normal to make up for the weekend decline. Since this round of decline, except for last week's rise, the big cake has not risen over the weekend. War events always develop in the worst direction. During the weekend of the war decapitation operation, everyone thought it was a lightning war with all the negative effects, but now it has evolved into a new Russia Ukraine war and a long-term struggle. The market has started to be pessimistic. This morning, 15 minutes before the closing line, it directly broke through, and 68000 is under our feet. Go long until the price is good, don't chase too much. If it falls again this time, choose between a double bottom or a new low, and don't take long orders at any price in between.