GM, finally able to go for a run, climbing stairs really doesn't bring the joy of running.

The market is still in a king's game; when I can't help it, I quickly enter and exit, participating in speculation with narrow stop losses.

If the market develops as expected, the next steps are:

1. The momentum of this round (the rise that started at 74) is on $ETH, so it is necessary to observe whether E can continue to maintain this momentum. If so, the focus should still be on E.
2. I have always held the view that downturns are much harder to navigate than upswings. In the current adjustment phase, I subjectively break it down into two parts. If the level of adjustment is significant enough, or even if the previous adjustment was not as large, the trend from the last downturn is still very instructive.
3. Of course, not participating and waiting for the desired price level or structure for an upward move would be a better choice for beginners. I will wait for the system to signal a resonance; in the first phase, I will only trade contracts. If the second wave provides a large enough level, I will trade both spot and contracts, with spot on the left and contracts on the right; after all, the risk of missing out is still a risk.

4. Last time my short position was stopped out at the position shown in the chart. After reviewing, the reason was excessive participation in small-scale games. The so-called expansion of levels should not just be about glancing at the daily and weekly charts in the trading software, but rather opening up the perspective from the heart to observe the overall pattern.

In the end, believe that the big opportunity is still ahead, and don't lose your principal before the big opportunity arises.