The game in trading is really interesting, fighting against people, the market, and oneself, it's endlessly enjoyable. I have been leaning towards bearish sentiment since October 11th, so I did not rush to buy the bottom. In the end, at 78k, I couldn't help but buy my first BTC because the high point of 126k had dropped by about 40%. In addition, at 86k, I saw many people buying the bottom, and with BTC falling very quickly from 90k, I think it is a cost-effective position. I chose to buy at the bottom, not because I thought it was a trend reversal, but because I observed that even in bear markets, there is often a rebound of 15-25% at the bottom of each stage. After nearly four months of patient waiting, BTC was still copied too quickly, and it fell sharply to the level of 6. At this point, one can clearly feel the panic and despair permeating Twitter's emotions. Many people are starting to watch BTC fall by 3-40k, and there are also many people staring at Yi Lihua's ETH breakout line, preparing to wait for him to be cleared and enter the market to pick up his body. The wonder of the market is reflected here. When the Big Dipper is 60k, the corresponding ETH is 1736, which is one step away from the clearing price of Yi. If it trembles further, it may cause a chain reaction. Therefore, the Big Dipper is likely to go to 50-55k, which is also a relatively safe entry point in the minds of most people. However, it is just one step away from the door, and the market has started a V-shaped reversal. Currently, it has rebounded by 13% and returned to 68k. I fell asleep because I was too tired, so I only executed the pre placed 61888 buy order. Currently, I am only going to recoup my investment. If I had been more patient, this rebound would have yielded good profits. In the recent trading process, I have become increasingly fond of Soros' statement and have gained a deeper understanding of it: judging right from wrong is not important, what is important is how much profit is gained when it is right and how much loss is made when it is wrong.