Ethereum reaching 2120 to open a short position was completely fine, but in the end, the stop-loss was triggered, which is truly frustrating. During the first rally, Bitcoin touched 69,300, and Ethereum surged to 2,157, just 3 points below the stop-loss. Afterwards, Bitcoin never broke through 69,300 again, while Ethereum only moved up less than 10 points, just enough to precisely hit the stop-loss.

I originally wanted to strictly control the stop-loss range, but because of these few points, I lost nearly 80 points of potential profit. But trading is like that—losses are losses, gains are gains. It’s not like some people who post their bearish records after a drop, then share bullish screenshots after a rise. What value do such analyses really have? #ETH