I’ve never been too optimistic about the market after rate cuts, but my timing for shorting was terrible. During the first half of the rally, I kept losing money, and since I wasn’t really in the mood to trade, I just went with a chill approach—holding my positions while traveling and enjoying life. Anyway, I didn’t use leverage. The profits from my shorts over the past couple of days have just offset my earlier losses, so it’s been a rollercoaster ride. But as long as I’m not losing money, it’s all good. Adjusting my mindset is key—there’s never a shortage of opportunities in the market. While I was in Macau, I was able to control myself pretty well and didn’t let my gambling instincts take over. It was purely for fun and entertainment with friends. But as soon as I’m back in the crypto space, my gambling tendencies ramp up quickly. I opened a 2-year position with a 20 million account—since it’s my own money, I don’t feel much psychological pressure. Even if I lose it all, I can handle it. However, when I’m trading for others, I can’t use high leverage. I need to be responsible to the bros who trust me. Slow and steady wins the race—let time do the talking, no need to rush. I originally wanted to analyze the market, but I decided not to make predictions. Once you have an anchor point in your mind, you’ll subconsciously lean toward that direction, and it’s hard to switch your thinking. So, I’m not analyzing—just following the trends. Watching support levels at $BTC 113,300 and $ETH 4,200. If these break this time, it feels like it’ll be hard to recover in the short term. I’ve been bearish and shorting for so long, playing dead during the rally. Now that the market is dropping, I’ll hold on for a bit longer. Once I’m in a better state and can focus on swing trading, I’ll increase my trading frequency again.