#我的Gate交易时刻 A few days ago, when Bitcoin surged to 65,000, I watched the market for a long time.

Multiple attempts to push higher failed to continue the rally, trading volume couldn't keep up, and the bulls clearly showed signs of fatigue.
At that moment, I naturally opened a short position.
During the holding period, there was a slight rebound, and I hesitated for a moment whether to take profits early, but I suppressed my impatience and stuck to my predicted correction zone.

Subsequently, the bearish momentum continued to release, and the market gradually fell back to the 61,000 level.
I closed my position directly and exited, securing a profit of 4,000 points from the move.
This operation made me truly realize that trading can't be about stubbornly sticking to one side; understanding contrarian positioning and controlling greed are more important.
I didn't chase for lower prices; I exited at the target, and protecting profits is far more reliable than gambling on uncertain market movements.

Leverage amplifies risk significantly.
Throughout, I operated with a small position size, prioritizing risk control.
Temporary profits don't matter much; staying calm and disciplined in trading is the key to long-term success in the market.