I was just about to head to the forum and curse people out, but then I saw my balance and thought, forget it—the market is always right. While everyone else was running, I noticed the overhead resistance was especially obvious. Every push upward fell just short, and the rebound was extremely weak, giving the bears a clear signal. And how did it turn out? It really came through, sliding steadily downward. Entered at 0.2056 and rode it down to 0.0952, pocketing +1057.27%—everyone on board must have laughed themselves awake. I’ve closed 70% of the position for now and moved the protection on the remaining 30% upward, letting the profits run on their own. Being out of a position isn’t a crime; opening positions recklessly is. The market is about waiting, and profits come from holding. Don’t rush to get on board—there will be more comfortable opportunities ahead. I’ll make my next move when I take my next shot. $XRP $BTC

No big-picture thinking, I can’t hold on, this round’s profits are paper-thin, but I absolutely love it. While the market was grinding along the bottom, $SPCX was moving sideways around 133.78, with neither the upside nor downside showing much strength—clearly accumulating power at the bottom. At the time, many people were staring at the chart and cursing, but I felt that opportunities are forged precisely through this kind of grinding. I judged that this level would hold; the longer it moved sideways, the more explosive the breakout would be, so I directly called for going long. To be honest, many veterans look down on positions like this, always thinking there’s no volume and no meat, but the real gains are always built quietly. By the time you see the volume, the entry point is already wrong. Now 140.62 has been pulled right in front of us, with +452.48% sitting on the books. This profit feels great. Panic comes from having no plan; losses come from overthinking. The prerequisite for compounding is staying alive, while the shortcut to getting rich overnight is often going to zero. When the position is right, holding on has meaning; when the position is wrong, all the effort is wasted. Take 80% off the table first, and set the remaining 20% at the entry price for protection. If it keeps surging, let the profits run; if it returns to breakeven, I can still exit unscathed. That’s called knowing when to advance and retreat. Taking 80% off the table is prudent; leaving a portion in is courage. Chasing an order makes it easy to get hung at the top. We’ll take another look when a new structure emerges. Let’s wait for good news. There will be more opportunities later, so don’t rush. $XRP $ADA

I was just about to head to the forum to rant, but then I saw my balance and thought, never mind—the market is always right. During the repeated intraday swings, I saw $VVV jumping up and down, but the volume was completely off. Trading volume was low, and with no one taking the price higher, isn’t this just waiting for a drop? Opened a short at 17.228. Just checked, and at 16.516, the +199.02% profit is already locked in. This is what it feels like to have the market in the palm of your hand—so satisfying. Take 70% off first, and move the stop-loss on the remaining 30% up to the entry price, letting the profits run. If it rebounds, protect the position; if not, keep taking profits. After the trades over the past few days, I can finally give everyone an account. Putting risk control first is called rationality; cutting after taking a loss is called making a decisive sacrifice. This move is over—don’t chase it. I’ll announce the next signal as soon as it appears. We’ll wait for a more comfortable entry—no rush. $XRP $BTC