I was too tired yesterday, went to bed early, and immediately reviewed upon waking up.



Yesterday's short order at 63820 was fully taken profit around 618-616. I checked the 614 level I had predicted; BTC bounced there. My prediction was correct, but I had a short position at the time and didn't enter a long. Then I went to eat with Sun Peng. During the meal, I saw a sudden pump — first MicroStrategy dumping and crushing the market, then BlackRock buying and pushing it up. The whole market was chaotic. By the time I saw the price, it was around 635. I was ready to short again, but no matter how I looked at it, I felt it would go up. I reminded myself not to act impulsively because we often make this mistake: after profiting at a certain level, we want to trade again at the same level — that's classic path dependency! I held back, but I predicted it would likely rise to around 645, and I would short then.

I was too tired, so I went to sleep. When I woke up, it had indeed reached that level, but I missed it. Missing it is fine as long as my trading system's prediction is correct. There's no shortage of opportunities; just wait.

For the allo coin, I planned to enter around 0.32. I had already scheduled it, but then I was focused on BTC, and there were trainees in a training session. I completely forgot! Today, a trainee reminded me, and when I checked, it had already pumped.

Then I looked at lab again. The funding rate was negative again, around 14 at the high, very similar to last week. So I'm ready to trade lab; just waiting for an opportunity. Another coin a buddy showed me during a livestream is called velvet. I observed it, and it looks like it's about to launch. Waiting for an entry opportunity. These are all high-risk, high-reward plays. You need to be prepared to lose everything before entering. Otherwise, keep your hands off!
$BTC $LAB $VELVET
BTC0.69%
LAB-10.79%
VELVET-10.05%
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