The big cake (BTC) pre-placed 75,800+ orders, the first take-profit target at 77,200 secured—1,500 points of steady profit, robust and safe to pocket. For those with the mindset, remember to reduce positions and move stops up to protect capital. $BTC Follow the trades and get rich eating profits—hit like, and in the comments “抠1”.

The market is just like this. Once the atmosphere is built up enough, when everyone is chasing shorts, you get a wave that wipes out the short side. How can there be a market that only goes down and never rises? This is something you might run into only a few times in a year—count the pre-New Year black swan as one.

Yesterday, the number of people who went short on Ethereum at 2270 really wasn’t small. I can only silently bless them, and I hope it’s not our fans and brothers.

Just now, a brother came back with feedback: if you follow the strategy and place the pending orders, sometimes the price is off by a tiny bit and you don’t get filled, which leads to missing the move. Also, some brothers asked—would it be better to just give a market order at the current price? Here, I’ll clarify this for everyone!

As for market orders—definitely not. It’s something we tested long ago, because most people can’t stare at the charts all day and keep watching the order-book and market action all the time. So market orders will cause even more people to miss entries, and the number of people who can’t get orders filled will only increase. Now I’m providing you all with the entry strategy range, with the highest flexibility: you can either pre-place pending orders in advance and let the market reach your levels to trigger automatic execution, or, if you’re watching the charts yourself, you can manually choose the moment to enter. As long as the orders you placed have not been announced for cancellation in the group, the strategy remains valid—when the market moves to the corresponding levels, you can lay out normally.

Next, let’s talk about the core issue of missing entries—being off by “just a little” and still missing. To put it plainly, many of our layouts are left-side orders. In essence, they’re counter-trend orders: low support for long entries and high resistance for short entries. That means we’re pre-placing an inverse layout, so the exact points can’t be absolutely perfectly matched. Most of the time, it’s not that the levels I gave didn’t get hit or that you missed your chance to enter. It’s that when the market gets near the level, everyone subjectively feels the risk is high at that moment, hesitates, and doesn’t dare to enter—then they watch the market move away right in front of them. That’s the main reason for missing entries, and everyone knows this deep down.

So I genuinely recommend that brothers who are following the trades, please don’t go picking and choosing orders. For every trade, profit and loss are completely normal. Don’t deny the rest just because one trade loses. Of course, if I’m in a bad state, I will adjust myself too. Everyone has their own trading ideas and risk-control considerations—I fully respect that. I’m only sharing my real live-trading thinking and trading strategy with everyone, for reference and to learn from.

Also, for those who miss entries because the entry level is off by a bit: even if the price is slightly different from the level I provided, it’s absolutely fine to be more aggressive and open a small starter position first. And if you can’t watch the market in real time and can only pre-place orders, you can also be slightly more aggressive than my standard entry levels to pre-embed a small starter position. Then, if opportunities come later, you can add to the position at a better entry level—layer the layout in batches.

I’ve always taken great care to organize every live-trading strategy I use. I only hope that all the brothers who trade with me can achieve overall profitability, and keep “eating profits” for the long run!