Many people misunderstood my previous ideas. Let me clarify the trading logic: last month, I bought BTC in batches at an average price of around 85,000, then sold everything around 91,400 — this was mentioned in my previous updates. After selling, I didn’t stay idle; I took advantage of the rebound from 90,000 to 96,000 to do another round of short-term trading and made some quick profits.

The current situation is interesting. The past month has basically been spent in consolidation, and the profit curve looks like this. However, recently I shifted to a long strategy in the Asian session and adjusted my position structure. This period of experience actually reflects a common issue — in ranging markets, time itself is a cost. Although early large trades captured key price levels, if the market direction is unclear during the holding period, profit growth will slow significantly. Switching between short-term and medium-term strategies also tests patience — sometimes, decisive take-profit can actually prevent retracement.