Actually, I already had this idea in mind: once it drops below 58,000 and then gets back up, there would be a rebound. The trades I’ve placed over the past few days have actually been following this idea. But things didn’t go as planned—my take-profit didn’t get reached, and then the positions in my hands turned into a hot potato. However, I can accept these two stop-losses. Just strictly execute the trading plan. Accepting losses is a lesson in trading. Here, I’m actually bullish—but why did I open a short position at 60,479? The reason is that after the price surged quickly, it attracted a large number of people chasing longs. BTC’s funding rate once again came back to a high level like 0.01. In that case, there’s likely to be a brief pullback. But even after making the judgment, a stop-loss must still be set. Let the market play out. Let’s encourage each other.

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