Interesting. There's good news, but it can't go up or down, just stagnating... then continuing back to its central axis. It's about to change its name to $SKY, mainly due to the positive news of stablecoin partnerships, but trading volume isn't high. It doesn't seem like there's any capital pressure; it feels more like arbitrageurs are doing some arbitrage. I haven't researched it, but does anyone know?

Is it possible that you didn't fly because you were on the bus, and you'll have the chance to fly once you get off? So, regretting that you could have made millions or tens of millions if you hadn't sold is pointless. There are definitely very few individual shares out there. If you're "getting paid" as an alpha trader, holding this and that, how will you "eat"? The idea is to buy and sell. Contracts are even more so. If a bunch of people buy the bottom contract, do you think it will explode before rising?

Is it better to invest in futures trading? Or find a strong market maker? With so many futures contracts, and so many trading at low prices, it doesn't necessarily mean they're generally good! The key lies in strong market makers who dare to pump and wash prices, and who have the wherewithal to do so. Without that kind of skill, you'll run out of money after a while, effectively giving away money. With enough power, you can pull enough orders from your opponents and even take them down.

Also, please don't focus on, or especially on, the small, short-term coins I mentioned briefly. I've noticed that some people aren't paying close attention to the coins I'm investing in, but instead focus on the small, occasional, speculative coins I occasionally favor... Finally, they say they're focusing on them because I mentioned them... Then why aren't they focusing on the coins I'm investing in? It's simply because they think the potential returns on those coins aren't high...

It's been a while since I've done such a long-term short-term trade, probably the first time in a few years. This year, I've definitely been more active than usual. My initial plan was to trade Trump markets and sentiment swings, but I didn't expect to find myself doing this kind of short-term trading. I'm actually not a big fan of this kind of short-term trading. I prefer medium- to long-term trend swings, where I can reap the big profits easily and profitably. I'll chat with you guys about it from time to time.

Broadly speaking: There are very few personality types suitable for trading, primarily those with I+T traits. Some E+T traits can also be considered. F traits are generally unsuitable for trading because they are highly emotional and easily influenced by rising and falling prices, leading to buying high and selling low. E+F traits are the least suitable for trading. Sub-situations: Personality types are not static. Some people can transition from F to T, but this is generally only possible if they are not particularly F-type. Those with high F concentrations find it difficult to make the transition.

These are all probabilities. It doesn't mean you'll succeed just because you have certain traits. There are many other factors involved, such as IQ + luck, EQ + luck, IQ + EQ + luck, vision, execution, and so on. All we can say is that successful people in certain areas have personality traits that better fit certain personality categories, and people with these traits can develop a more suitable way to make money based on this.

However, ultimately making money isn't necessarily linked to personality. It's about understanding your own strengths and then leveraging them. For example, while E+F isn't suited to secondary trading, compared to I+T, they're particularly well-suited to earning profits from primary matchmaking and various traffic flows. This money can be invested in major targets like Bitcoin, and the ultimate results are quite good. So, there's no such thing as superiority or inferiority; the key is to choose the path that suits you.

Any delusion that you can learn the essence of others and make a lot of money by just looking at it with your eyes and memorizing it in your head without practicing hard is impossible.

No talent? Practice more!