Originally, I had already taken profits and closed most of my positions, but I re-entered short due to a piece of news—this kind of regret of "the profits in hand have flown away" often stems from "the signals not being filtered cleanly." There is too much mixed information in the crypto world, with real signals and false signals intertwined, and if one is not careful, they can easily be led by their emotions.

The AI + manual dual screening of is a filter that helps you "distinguish the genuine from the fake". When news about a platform issuing coins comes out, the system will first analyze "the traffic and capital level of this platform, whether it's sufficient to be a vampire"; at the same time, combined with the trend of Bitcoin, it will judge "whether the surge in the market is an independent trend or a sector linkage". Each signal will be accompanied by a "credibility score", letting you know which are "strong drivers" and which are just "noise". Just like this time, if you could see in advance that "the surge of Bitcoin is accompanied by mainstream coins collectively increasing", perhaps you would hesitate a bit more and act impulsively less. Trading is not about who reacts faster, but about who sees more clearly.