$ETH Important information for ETF positions: I need to tell you something very important about ETF positions. When one of two cross positions in ETF positions is taken into the collateral system, that position will decline at the end of that same day (when zeros are removed and the price is pushed up) or the following day based on the sales made, and THEN it continues to decline gradually. This decline transfers the desired cash liquidity from this position to the other cross position, which is why the position placed in collateral continues to drop while the counter position rises. This time ⌛ the counter position needs to balance the decline of the other position once it reaches a certain level. This is why I keep warning you to use the balance system. Sell the rising, buy the falling—this works with the 100 barrier, meaning if the falling has declined by 100%, then a 100 out of 100 increase occurs in the counter position. At every percentage increase, you need to sell the rising and buy the 100% falling position. This way you make progress. However, there is a handicap aspect. Sometimes the percentage increases and decreases show different ratios. When you notice this difference, one of the two positions will enter the collateral system. If you get stuck in that position, you lose the balance of the scale. I will explain this to you in more detail as time goes on. I've completely figured out the system now—there are no more question marks.