Feeling confident about a certain coin is indeed satisfying — I’ve watched the market go from 10U all the way up to over 110U. The momentum was just not strong enough, the rise was slow, and I couldn’t keep up with that pace.

In the past two months, I’ve experimented extensively in a simulated trading environment. I tried high-frequency, high-leverage strategies, played around with altcoins on daily timeframes, and frequently engaged in trend swings with mainstream coins. Each time, I started with 100U, cycling through a weekly pattern, sometimes taking breaks in between, completing a total of 5 rounds. As for results — 2 losses, and the other 3 rounds reached 3100U, 17000U, and over 30000U respectively. The two losses were mainly due to greed — trying to go all-in to six figures and ending up losing everything. In the first two rounds, I played with partial positions, but later I just went all-in for a big swing.

During this period, I’ve covered almost all the hot coins on the market. Over two months, I’ve compiled about 100,000 words of trading reviews and summary notes. I also developed five or six small tools to help with coin selection and analysis, one of which has now been iterated to version 12 and is still being refined.

Honestly, the thrill of trading contracts is really addictive, but my current conclusion is: don’t rely on support points as your main basis for operations. Compared to the tension of watching the market every day, spot trading feels more stable. If any friends want to exchange ideas, feel free to comment or leave a message. I usually share some things when I have free time, but just a heads-up — I don’t do socializing, add WeChat, do live streams, or take orders. Updates are irregular and based on my mood.