Log: 1. Over 800 directions in a day—that’s the scalping account, for short-term trades, intraday stuff. Long-term positions? If I don’t mention them, it means they’re untouched. When a trend comes, if you keep messing around with your core positions and spot holdings every day, the result will definitely be fewer chips in the end. 2. For me, the market is only divided into two types: simple and difficult. So, all I need to do is participate more in the simple markets and avoid the difficult ones. At this stage, I need to focus on subtraction, not addition. After trading for a long time, you’ll realize this too: the simpler, the more effective. All that flashy stuff might look impressive, but in reality, it’s just a trap. 3. The right time to adjust spot positions is during a consolidation phase in a trending market. Right now, I don’t think it’s the time yet. 4. AIAIAI, I hope we hit the target next week so I can flex. You can’t pop champagne halfway and call it a win. If I can’t flex, I’ll have to hold it in, and for someone like me who loves to flex, that’s tough. 5. In a bear market, most strong moves are fakeouts. But if you still think strong moves in a bull market are fakeouts, that’s a problem. That problem is called Bear Market Syndrome. 6. Out of politeness, I followed back a bunch of people, and now I realize my feed is completely ruined. Thinking about how X pays me a couple hundred bucks here and there, I suddenly feel like it’s not worth it. Also, the “For You” feed is trash too. 7. Lastly, let’s stay focused on trading. If you’re in a good state, keep it up. After all, there aren’t many treasure trove bloggers like me who are this dedicated to trading. #TradingLife #Crypto #BearMarketSyndrome #Flex