BTC bounced back to 114k yesterday before reversing downward, breaking below the 120-day moving average again. Honestly, I don’t feel like analyzing or predicting the market anymore—just following it. At the current position, you can place buy orders, but treat it as a range-bound trade. Take profit when there’s a gain. If you know how to short, even better—both the 120-day moving average and 113k above are now resistance levels. There’s a little trick to placing orders: don’t set them at whole numbers; it’s better to add a small fraction above the whole number for a higher chance of execution. Over the past month, I’ve been adjusting my state of mind—traveling, seeing a psychologist, doing counseling, and trying physical and medication treatments. During this time, I haven’t been paying much attention to trading, and my signals have been in drawdown. After hiking today, I opened the signal project to take a look. The number of followers has only dropped by a few dozen—most of the brothers are still trusting and waiting, which really warms my heart. Some friends have advised me, saying that signal trading carries high risks and pressure, and it’s not beneficial for me personally. I’m well aware of what I’ll face after losses. But people need challenges to move forward. Just like when I initially decided to do signal trading, my intention was simple: I wanted to grow together with those who believe in me. Time truly is the best test—it naturally filters out those who are truly on the same wavelength.