No trading, no analysis—just sheer luck. Even saying these results out loud feels embarrassing. Actually, it wasn't entirely luck: while the market repeatedly fluctuated, $TAC kept struggling around 0.003206. Every upward push fell just short, and the trading volume was pitifully low. I judged it to be a paper tiger and directly positioned for a long. After lunch, I checked the chart and the current price had already reached 0.002404, with +329.64% in the bag. The return has me feeling uneasy, afraid the market will realize what's happening tomorrow and blacklist me. I'll close 80% first; for the remaining 20%, I'll move the stop-loss up to the entry price. Protecting profits is the most important thing. Money you earn is the monetization of your understanding; money you lose is the manifestation of gaps in your understanding. Don't blindly short at this level—wait for a new structure to emerge before making a move. There are still opportunities, so don't rush. $SOL $BTC

The price action moved as smoothly as if someone in a hurry had given me a lift along the way. As it repeatedly fluctuated intraday, $ETH @funds quietly entered the market. After grinding along for a while, it started moving upward, and I tried going long at 1883.20. When I woke up, it was at 2448.94, +5224.59%—it felt absolutely fantastic. When you’re not confident in a trade, taking a look is clear-headed; buying one lot is foolish. Move the stop-loss up to the entry price first, bank the bulk—80%—and let the remaining 20% continue running. Hold as long as the trend remains intact; exit when it breaks down. Don’t fall in love with stocks. There will be more opportunities ahead—wait for the next shot and patiently await good news. $XRP $SOL

Yesterday’s move weakened first after the close, then strengthened overnight. In terms of positioning, the short taken in the early morning was held too greedily; it did not exit at the low, but instead broke out of the range and moved the high point down in a contracting parallel pattern, with the position cut by only 350 points. It then reversed into a long position for 550 points. During yesterday morning’s livestream, I discussed how to view the weekend trend and what to watch for. It unfolded exactly as explained. Both the long and short positions closed profitably again, bringing the current winning streak to 18. Sunday’s range is generally larger than Saturday’s, but the pace will only accelerate from nighttime into the early morning. The daytime session remains range-bound. Market sentiment has now pulled back from extreme greed, short-term speculative funds are relatively cautious, and incremental capital is absent over the weekend, with the market mainly driven by existing liquidity. Fundamentally, the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance on Friday continues to exert pressure, but the bullish structure has not been broken, so the long and short sides remain locked in a standoff. At the current high end of the range, shorts can be considered first. In the afternoon, I will make a comprehensive assessment of next week’s trend. Short around 783 to 786, targeting 774 to 771.