Overall, the lesson is painful: open short order on February 2nd, from 3000U to 6000U on the 3rd, and finally become 1000U on the 4th, there are many places worth summarizing and learning from.

On February 3rd at 1:00 PM, the short order was closed. After closing the short order, the funds doubled from 3000U to 6000U, and I was full of confidence. When I saw the rebound of the market from 91000 to 96000, I felt that the rebound was almost over. So I opened another short order to short bitcoin, ETH, SOL, etc.

From 4 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., the market was as expected, with Bitcoin fluctuating downwards. The short order also made some profit.
But at 10:30, after the U.S. stock market opened, Bitcoin surged...

After 10:30 to 11 o'clock, the pancake rose 2%, exceeding the previous rebound high. It should have been a short order stop loss, but I didn't do it. I'm waiting again and I feel it will go down again; the result is devastating, from 6000U to the final stop loss, only 1000U left. If I didn't stop loss, I would have nothing left...

Alas, for short-term traders, quick decision-making is essential. Hesitation can't be allowed, as small mistakes can turn into big troubles.

In the next two days, the market will likely see Bitcoin fluctuate and rebound. Buy low and sell high, buy below 95,000 and sell above 102,000.

Long-term attention can be paid to the AI sector that was oversold in the early stage, and LTC has ETF launch expectations, which can be laid out for the long-term.