I'm not very good at this... it's a bit embarrassing to say, but that loss yesterday wasn't really about the direction, it was my mistake. Seeing a surge in active addresses on the chain, I wanted to follow, but the pool depth wasn't enough, and I also set a relatively high slippage. By the time I clicked confirm, a few seconds later, the price had already been "squeezed" out by the previous traders, and the trade was executed at a very awkward position... Basically, I was in a rush. Reflecting on it: don't throw all your funds into a small pool at once, split the orders and go a bit slower; it's better to eat less than to get wiped out by slippage. Recently, everyone has been interpreting ETF capital flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto market rises and falls together, I see that too, but when it comes to placing an order, depth and rhythm are more reliable. That's all for now, I won't post the chart, afraid of getting called out.