We've already built some warehouses; we'll wait until things become clearer before stuffing them with eggs.

Everyone thinks trading is about making quick money, but it's actually a place to make big money, not quick money. Like off-roading, it's not about speed, but about being slow and steady. Surviving long enough, achieving stable compound interest, and exponential growth is the healthy way to increase wealth. Your thinking and understanding should be ten steps ahead of others, but acting too fast will lead to failure. Slow and steady wins the race—this isn't just empty talk. Once you establish this mindset, achieving results is only a matter of time.

As long as there's a rebound, there will be plenty of buying activity; but when the market truly bottoms out, nobody will dare to buy.

The major timeframes have already peaked, making a bullish rebound to new highs extremely difficult. Trading in swings and rebounds can only be done intraday; the overall strategy is too narrow. It's better to focus on a single direction and continuously compound profits.

That's all.

Make a rebound

I finally got a perfect night's sleep. Last night I took half a dose of melatonin, had a hot bath, and used a CPAP machine – traders need quality sleep.

Oh, by the way, since my initial capital has increased, I'll be opening a low-leverage (2x) position to trade the upcoming market movements. Given how much the price has already fallen, high leverage isn't a good strategy; the risk is disproportionate. I currently believe the price will fill the lower shadow of the 10.11 level.

Every time someone says this, I'm curious about one thing: if you genuinely want to ask someone for advice, shouldn't you go to great lengths to get close to them? Do you just walk in the door to ask a leader for help? I've said I'll stay in Yunnan whenever I have free time. Shouldn't your correct approach be to just offer me a long-term contract for a month without even discussing a negotiated rate? What are you thinking? It's baffling. It's all NPC behavior, but you're fantasizing about being the protagonist. Do you really think that in reality, if we sat down together, you'd be a friendly, laughing conversation with me? At least show me a way that earns my respect. Ridiculous.

Finished trading, time to plan the next trade. On October 11th, I bravely shorted with 500,000 USDT, and today it's reached 1.7 million USDT. Is this the bears' bull market? Since a bull market is called bottom-fishing, then the bears' bull market must be called top-fishing. Wishing everyone good luck at top-fishing, haha. I really need to sleep now, I'm so tired. The main profits came from last night's Sol and Doge. I didn't expect my 1 million USDT principal to be wiped out in just one day. I withdrew 200,000 USDT from the previous 1.2 million USDT, and today I'm withdrawing another 600,000 USDT. That's all I'll be using for now. Fixed principal, fixed stop-loss, raising the stop-loss when profits appear, repeating this process to make the uncertain as certain as possible. Goodnight, goodnight.