BTC has been going up and down these days. Fluctuating up and down, this kind of market is the most enduring. Just say it hasn't fluctuated, take a dip from time to time, say it has a trend, chasing after it is like getting beaten back and forth. So when chatting with partners, try to mention that you don't have to place orders and keep an eye on them all the time. Keep an eye on the market. If you have me, I will keep an eye on liquidity, market position, and large order trends. When there is a real opportunity, the nail will sound and the actual market will push. You just need to check the signal when the time comes. If you can understand it, go ahead. If you can't understand it, don't force yourself to do it. Dealing with this matter is not happy. Many people's losses are not actually caused by poor market conditions, but by hard work when there is no market. It's uncomfortable to have no orders in hand. I have to go in and poke twice, but the principal is gone. When the market really comes, I can only stare blankly. unnecessary. My biggest takeaway from trading for so many years is that only experienced traders take breaks. Opportunities are waited for, not stared at. You stare tirelessly for a day, not as accurate as the time I smoke a cigarette. This is not a matter of ability, it's a matter of rhythm. Look when you need to, take a break when you need to, and don't make yourself too tense. So these days, you should drink tea and take a stroll. I stared at the market and shouted when the signal came. ·Without direction → not moving ·Signal → Nail beep ·Can understand → Up ·I don't understand → Continue to rest That's it.