The market two days ago indeed provided many opportunities. During the rapid surge in the early morning, market sentiment was high, but we still maintained a cautious attitude. We did not blindly chase highs during the daytime trading session; instead, we positioned ourselves with short positions at key levels to take profits. By evening, as the trend shifted, we switched to long positions and gained a second wave of profits.

This is the core of trading — being both perceptive and flexible. Markets are always changing, and stubbornly sticking to one direction is the easiest way to get wiped out. Mainstream assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum are highly volatile, which makes risk control and dynamic position adjustment even more important.

When macro indicators like the US Non-Farm Payrolls are released, markets often experience intense fluctuations. Locking in profits in advance and having contingency plans are the ways to survive longer.