I originally thought that this wave of short positions was no longer within my reach, but who knew the market would give me a chance for a "second round."

The last trade was too early, so I simply closed my short position on BTC at 78505, and also opened some ETH positions along the way. I wasn't aiming for big profits, just wanted to "save some face."

As a result, Monday morning's opening completely caught me off guard: BTC, along with the market, plunged, dropping below 77k in an hour, with over 500 million dollars liquidated across the entire network. Even the Korean stock market fell 3%. I was scrolling through news on my phone, watching my profit numbers steadily increase, and my fingers' rhythm finally settled down.

Now, the BTC short has earned $8,050, the ETH short has earned $3,679, totaling over $10,000 in hand.

The essence of trading has never been about winning once, but about understanding the trend, daring to execute, daring to hold, and going with the flow. Only then can you steadily achieve the results that belong to you amid market fluctuations.