The Fed rate cut contracts have all been closed out. I mentioned yesterday that I planned to clear the remaining 20% of my positions before the U.S. stock futures market opened on Monday. Tonight, after getting home, I checked the prices and saw no improvement. Worried that there might be a pullback tomorrow due to H-1B, I decided to close out all contracts. Compared to the $117,000 peak, I earned $500 less, but oh well. Clearing everything out gives me peace of mind. Although this trade won’t result in losses, holding on endlessly doesn’t make much sense either. I’ve been holding for 9 days already, and since I expect a possible adjustment tomorrow, I chose to play it safe before going to bed. Of course, my concerns about H-1B are just my personal speculation, and I might not be right. Everyone should make their own judgments. Next, I’ve set up a buy order for 0.5 BTC at $106,500. It’s not that I think the price will drop to this level—last time it didn’t even reach this point during the dip. It’s just a habit to place an order and see if I can catch a wick. If it doesn’t hit, I’ll just leave it there. There’s not much worth trading recently, and even if H-1B has an impact, it probably won’t be significant. This time, the total profit from closing out everything is around $14,800. I’ve already taken out the initial $2,000 cost, so now it’s all gains—roughly 7.4 times the cost. But it took six to seven months, which feels pretty slow. My personal trading style is still relatively conservative. For now, I’ll just wait and see. I don’t have any specific plans yet. If there’s no pullback tomorrow, I’ll keep observing. There’s not much worth trading in the short term. If there is a pullback, I’ll consider opening a position at a lower level and reassess based on the situation. Sponsored by Bitget ｜ @Bitget_zh