During the day today, I used @ Guilin_Chen_ Guilin Brother's post to chat about my three-day long order. After drinking at night, I checked the price and found that it had returned to $110500, which was exactly a 5% profit. So I paid it off directly. At that time, I didn't think about what to do next, I just felt that it was too tiring to endure for three days and that settling it quickly would save trouble. It's not that I'm not optimistic about the market, but rather that I haven't figured out the next range of volatility yet. When we discussed with Brother Guilin and @ CatoCryptoM, my point of view was very clear. I'm not sure about long or short positions, so I'll go into a range of volatility. As long as there's no actual negative news when it falls, I'll go long, and as long as there's no actual positive news when it rises, I'll go short. I am not greedy every time. If I make a basic profit of around 10% to 15%, I will leave and continue to work in this range. Last Thursday was probably the most frequent one, and I opened long and short six times a day with some gains. However, Trump almost blew it up when he made a long order on Friday. Later, as mentioned earlier, he thought that there was no systematic risk and carried it to the present. Essentially, I do not place orders during times of significant price fluctuations, which is consistent with my strategy. For trades with high certainty, even if the profit is relatively small each time, it is enough to continue making money. Not greedy, not extravagant, not wasteful. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex