Today I have a bit of a complicated mood, so I'm posting to share my trading thoughts. However, there are always some people in the comments being sarcastic. To be clear, I'm just recording my Position and thoughts. If you find it useful, you can refer to it. Copy trading has a 20% rebate on fees. If you make a profit, feel free to tip, it's that simple.

Yesterday's plunge of $PIPP really made me feel quite guilty, as several friends who followed me into the market were stopped out. So today I want to carefully discuss my trading logic over the past few days—I've been specifically playing high-concentration altcoins recently, but for each initial position, I only invest around 10U, setting the forced liquidation price 5 to 10 times away from the current price, which is known as the "Ant Position" strategy.

If you look closely at the position screenshots I shared, you'll know that I've never just gone all in and waited for the results. In between, I will repeatedly add and reduce my position based on the market trend: when there's a pullback and I've made a profit, I'll take some out first; if there's a sudden surge, I might reduce my position and take half profit to play it safe. When I encounter a spike, I'm even bold enough to add to my position—because these types of coins are often manipulated by the market makers who like to wash out before pumping it up. The key is not to get off too easily; many times, the next second it could take off, and by the time you're hesitating whether to chase, it's already started to consolidate and test your patience.

I never gamble with luck when trading contracts; I always test my position bit by bit, so even when faced with a sudden drop, I can still profit. A reminder: high-control coins are a back-and-forth switch between hell and heaven, and not many can withstand it. Never think you can become rich overnight; controlling your position is more important than anything else.

Wishing everyone financial freedom this year and an 88-fold increase in assets 🚀