I'm just someone who earns transaction fees, whether my clients or friends.

I hope they make a lot of money, and I can continue to have profits.
If you lose money, I'm not happy; maybe I'm even more upset than you.
I do my best to provide good service, and when it matters, I give you a helping hand,
talk about mindset, help everyone avoid some risks, earn the part they should,
rather than recklessly increasing trading volume and fees.
I don't look down on my profession; I hope future crypto market KOLs can focus on providing good service,
healthy competition, even if they don't earn as much as others, at least they stay true to their conscience.
Learn good skills, improve your understanding, increase risk awareness,
and always stay alert to the arrival of risks!
Starting this year, I will no longer trade.
I did some data analysis: when I open trades with everyone, the win rate is different from just analyzing the market without trading.
First, detach myself from it; an outside observer sees clearly, while the person involved is confused.
If I consider myself part of the group trading, I think many of my analyses and views could become just my own illusions about the market!
So I won't trade in the future; just buy and sell spot.
On weekends, do some long positions during the pullback,
stop on Sunday afternoon, then observe the market situation next week.
Trade short-term swings; at this stage, be careful of upward spikes.
In such extreme market conditions, you must be more cautious and reduce your positions compared to usual.
Many people at this moment just want to make a big profit,
but even if they get the direction right, being hit by upward and downward spikes can wipe them out.
Look more, trade less; after the ups and downs are over, re-entering the market is also a good choice!
Maybe next week, it will rise first and then fall.
The decline hasn't ended yet, so I will continue to watch for opportunities to enter before the price drops to 50k-55,000.