Actually, since yesterday's live broadcast, I entered a long position at 703 and took a loss, then entered again at 638 and was stopped out, and just now I entered at 612 and closed flat at 644. This is a typical risk-reward ratio, high risk-reward, low win rate performance.

Why did I go long at 703? I had already analyzed that there would be a rebound here, but it kept falling. I didn't dare to short because I didn't know how low it would go, but I knew it would rebound. Although the move at 62345 still resulted in a loss, the rebound from 600 was strong, and I knew I was right.

I'm not gambling; I saw the opportunity, so I kept trying. Doing things with certainty—why can't we hold onto our positions? It's actually because we can't judge how high it will go back up or how low it will fall. The key is, how can you be so sure that the level you see will be reached? Only when the situation is certain or the win rate is high or the probability is large can you go in.

Many people say, "It's so satisfying to open a short with 70,000 and gain 10,000 points." Even if I opened one, I couldn't hold it. I can predict that in February, Bitcoin will reach the 6X range, but I can't predict it will drop to 60,000 in a day! If I open a position, I also don't know where to take profit.

But I know Bitcoin will rebound after reaching 60,000. This rebound will go to 660-680. That’s certainty, so I can act! Whether Bitcoin can reach 660-680 depends on waiting for time to verify! If it reaches that level, you can guess what I will do next!

Trading requires your own rhythm; you can't be led by the market! The spot market is not yet the time to enter; I mentioned during the live broadcast the main entry points for building positions, for reference only. Make your own judgment.