🔥 Looking back at last night's operation, it feels quite satisfying.

When ETH touched 2800, I decisively opened a short position, and within an hour it dropped directly to 2750, so I closed it. At such times, one must be quick, accurate, and ruthless, paying attention to those key price levels and changes in trading volume; enter when you should, and exit when you should.

To be honest, the worst thing about trading is getting emotionally attached to the market. Are you waiting for a pullback after making a profit? Or are you stubbornly holding on after a loss, waiting for a margin call? It's all about not getting in your own way. Last night was a typical example—withdraw profits immediately, without any hesitation.

There is a saying: "Don’t fall in love with the market"—take your profits and run, accept your losses. Simple and straightforward, but it really works.

🎯 Let's talk about the current volatile market.

The market is still fluctuating, and many people are just watching the ups and downs for the excitement, but what they should really focus on is:

✅ Where are the support and resistance levels - don't guess the tops and bottoms.
✅ How to set stop loss and take profit - leave yourself a way out
✅ What signals are worth entering - don't try to catch every fluctuation

In a volatile market, it's easy to get caught in the middle. The key is to understand the rhythm and find those opportunities that have relatively high certainty. The technical aspects will speak, but the premise is that you must be able to understand them.

The market is not 100%, but there are probabilities and discipline. Once you understand these two things, at least you won't get lost in this kind of market.