Brothers, these past two or three days, I've been guiding trades, simply reviewing the positions.

First, lay out the data clearly, no fluff.
Seven days of trading: 51 trades, 45 profitable, 6 losing, win rate 88.23%.
Seven-day return +13.04%, followers' profit and loss total 24,405.08, maximum drawdown 13.02%.
This set of data is what I’m most satisfied with, not because the returns are exaggerated, but because the rhythm stayed steady.
The market has been very volatile these days, BTC and ETH are pulling back and forth, but my core idea remains the same: follow the trend for short-term trades, don’t argue with the market.

Now look at the specific trades from these two days.
BTC short from 63094 to 62874, 62968 short to 62668, 62707 short to 62322, 63620 short to 63357, 63634 short to 63434.
ETH short from 1757 to 1753, 1759 to 1748, 1750 to 1742, 1779 to 1766, 1735 to 1720, 1746 to 1736.

In the full screenshot, you can see roughly a profit of 1684U+, with one BTC trade breaking even, losing 1.5U.
I also shared this trade, no need to hide it. Trading isn’t about writing feel-good stories; if there’s only winning and no losing, that’s a script, not real trading.

Why have I been leaning towards short positions these days?
It’s simple, Bitcoin is weak, the rebound lacks strength, and key levels aren’t holding.
When support levels don’t bounce, it shows buying pressure isn’t strong enough. ETH sometimes feels a bit stronger than BTC, but if the trend is downward, short is still the way. Don’t imagine a reversal just because it bounces a couple of times.

The biggest risk in short-term trading isn’t misreading the market.
Misreading is okay, it’s part of trading.
What’s most dangerous is treating short-term trades as beliefs, turning losses into emotional attachments, and holding on as if it’s a relationship.

My standard for the past few days boils down to five words:
Enter quickly, exit cleanly.

Set the points, follow the direction, and take the profit.
Secure the gains, then pocket them.
Don’t chase the last bit of profit, and don’t prove your stubbornness by holding in the wrong position.

Brothers, remember, the market won’t turn back just because you refuse to accept it.
The only things you can control are position size, stop-loss, entry point, and your mindset.
The gains these days come not from luck, but from the right direction, rhythm, and discipline—all three aligned.

Tonight, I’ll keep watching BTC and ETH.
BTC remains the emotional core, ETH shows relative strength or weakness.
Whoever weakens on a rebound or breaks support—those are the opportunities.
If the market really gives a chance, I’ll be back at the table.