This round of low-leverage contracts started with a principal of 500U, aiming for 5000U. By the second day, it has already reached 532U. Currently still holding a short position on Solana, the strategy remains unchanged—believing that Bitcoin will test lower levels again, and Ethereum and Binance Coin may follow to find even lower positions. Two points are set for stop-loss, not gambling on luck. The operation on Solana has increased from 3x to over 4x leverage, with the released margin continuing to pressure the ADA short position. The overall logic is to wait for this wave of pullback to fully release, then consider a reverse position. Every step has been calculated; the goal is not to get rich overnight but to steadily ride the rhythm of this cycle.

#Pi Once a community-driven hype giant, Pi's weekly trading volume has plummeted by 99%, dropping from $10 billion to just $100 million. Over 1.3 million Pi tokens have been transferred to exchange wallets, bringing the total reserve to 427 million PI. In a market where demand no longer exists, this large batch of "for sale" tokens creates a heavy oversupply. The $0.20 floor may collapse, leading to deeper declines and further punishing those who choose to hold during the stagnation. $BTC $ETH $SOL

These past few days have been a bit overwhelming due to a series of events. The crypto market is still digesting the previous wave of volatility, and new variables are emerging from afar. The trade tensions in the US haven't been resolved yet, with tariffs hanging in the balance. Even more explosive is that regulatory agencies are taking things to court—questioning whether those sudden tariff policies back then crossed the line. In simple terms: decision-makers imposed tariffs to pressure trade, and now the judicial system is scrutinizing those policies. If the court rules against them, the impact could be significant—The US government would not only lose $100 billion in tariff revenue but also have to pay billions of dollars in compensation to affected companies. Such a situation would be a huge hole in the national finances. You might think this is just US domestic politics and has nothing to do with our wallets. I have to be honest—it's a big deal. Over the years of navigating the crypto market, I’ve seen many policy fluctuations directly impact coin prices. This trade policy controversy could trigger chain reactions, mainly reflected in three aspects: First is the collective downturn of risk assets. When policy uncertainty amplifies, it’s like a sword hanging overhead—risk assets tend to be the first to react. Historical data is right here—during previous trade tariff escalations, Bitcoin plunged by 6.69%, and Ethereum fared even worse, dropping over 9%. This isn’t the most extreme market movement, but it’s enough to illustrate the point. The greater the ambiguity in policy, the stronger the market’s defensive response.