The past couple of days, friends in the group have been joking, saying, 'Dean, can you stop secretly placing orders in the middle of the night, and then the next morning we wake up to see you’ve made money! We can’t keep up!' Sigh, it’s not like I want to mess around like this either. I’d love to go to bed early, but I just can’t kick this habit! I’m often wide awake at 2 or 3 a.m., with my mind super active. I guess this is a common problem for most traders, huh? No energy during the day, but super sharp at night! Take the $ETH trade from the other night, for example. Even though it moved super sluggishly, didn’t we still end up with solid profits in the end? And then there’s this morning’s $LIGHT trade—some sharp-eyed, quick-handed folks in the group jumped on it right after seeing the push notification. The price action was seriously textbook-level, meeting all the conditions for takeoff perfectly! Although the pullback afterward was a bit intense, thankfully everyone landed safely in the end and secured their profits! In the group, we’ve got someone nicknamed 'Master Sister,' who’s once again started a challenge with a small amount of capital. Let’s see how long it takes her to hit a8 for the second time. If anyone’s interested in observing or using it as a reference, you’re more than welcome to join!