Today, two dual-currency options expired. The test account's low buy order at $63,000 didn’t get filled as expected, so I continued placing the $63,000 order. Looking at today’s forecast, it seems pretty good, with an annualized return of 45%. Of course, the biggest premise here is that I’m willing to buy Bitcoin at $63,000. For my personal account, the sell order at $66,000 failed, which was also expected. Today, I adjusted it to sell at $65,000, mainly because the return at $66,000 was too low. Plus, based on the current situation, hitting $66,000 still seems quite challenging. So, I’m setting it at $65,000 for now, especially since the buy-in price for this portion was $63,000. It’s been over 60 days since I started with dual-currency options, and overall, I’m pretty satisfied with the returns. I’m also prepared for the possibility of Bitcoin:native continuing to drop. But from all the data I’ve analyzed, Bitcoin’s purchasing power around $60,000 is still very strong, and investors seem to have high interest in BTC at this level. @Gate Crypto, U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, Korean stocks, gold, CFDs, prediction markets—all in one platform for trading.