Last time, 77777 was shorted, but I closed the position too quickly—I ran away before making much profit, which is a bit of a pity. This time, I’ll keep at it: at 77,500, I’ll continue opening a short. If it gets to around 80,000, then I’ll keep adding to the position, to a big “BTC pancake.”

I’ve always stuck to one viewpoint: this market is still in a bear market, and there’s really nothing to doubt. It’s been falling for several straight months—no matter how weak it is, there should at least be a rebound. 60,000 is definitely not the bottom—don’t catch the falling knife halfway up.
Basically, I rarely trade futures, because the risk is too high; when you run into extreme market conditions, it’s hard to handle. What I’m sharing with everyone is for reference only and isn’t meant to encourage everyone to blindly make trades. When I trade futures, I only go for stability; many times, I’d rather not make money than lose money.
Trading futures isn’t that complicated—just remember two things: if you do them well, you can reduce losses a lot, and even make small profits:
First, control your hands. This is the most critical point. Many people lose because they can’t control themselves. Even when there’s no position, they can’t sleep well. Seeing a little bit of movement, they want to open a trade. When their head heats up, they charge in—resulting in 9 out of 10 trades going wrong. You must wait until you’re absolutely sure before you act. If you’re not sure, go flat and watch; better to miss out than to make a mistake.
Second, set a moving take-profit and stop-loss properly. My own habit is: after opening a position, as long as I’m in profit, I immediately set my take-profit and stop-loss, so I can ensure I won’t lose money. Then, when the profit expands, I move the take-profit line down a bit—this both locks in gains and lets me follow the trend to make a bit more, so I won’t miss the move, and I also won’t give back the profits I already have.
Futures have high risks—trade within your means. Everyone should go by their own situation; protecting your principal is the top priority. #BTC