December 1, 2025, Short Position day 57, account funds 2294379u.

I usually don't like to give specific advice. After all, it's someone else's money; if I'm right, everyone is happy, but if I'm wrong, they might lose money and blame me—who can be 100% sure in trading? But as a long-time follower, you often come to comment, so I can't help but say a few more words: Did you get out during that wave at 9.3? The opportunity was only given once, and I've been thinking about you these past couple of days. How have you been? Even if you didn't get out, you shouldn't have lost much on the spot bought at the bottom, right?

And those brothers and sisters who are trapped in contracts. Sometimes I want to give some advice, but it's really hard to speak up. You've already lost, and you want to earn it back? There are no foolproof strategies in this game, just sometimes the odds are a bit better. At this point, suggesting that you hedge to break free or increase your position for a gamble, I really can't bring myself to say it—what if I'm wrong and it goes to zero? But letting you cut losses and stop out so much, it's also painful to cut, who wants to do that?

So don't ask me what to do now, I don't know what to do either.

My strategy is very simple: I only enter when there is a particularly good and safe opportunity. I have already thought through my entry and exit in advance, so I never encounter the kind of dilemma you all face.

I hope everyone gets better.

Sigh, just continue to enjoy the platform's subsidies, there's not much else to say.

Don't ask me if I will enter or when I will enter—it's been made clear in previous posts, if I can flip, I will. I am just waiting for the bear bottom. There are only one or two very certain and safe opportunities in a year, and it is only in such situations that I might take a bite. My basic goal: I would be very satisfied with a 20% return in a year. I will wait for good opportunities to enter at the bear bottom and aim for larger gains; if there are no opportunities, I will see if I can make 20% through short-term trades in a year.

Here's my thinking on fund management: Normally, the money earned in the crypto space should stay in the crypto space, and living expenses should rely on the interest. Keep expenses within the interest, except for special circumstances. What do you all think? I think it's quite sufficient.

Making money is hard, but keeping it is even harder. Slow down, take it even slower.

Certainty and safety first, profit second. Learn from old Ba, think in years, and never take risks. If you can't help it, just go to zero.

Steady as an old dog.