Luck is truly a mysterious thing; when it comes, you can't avoid it even if you want to. After this round of operations, the numbers on the account look quite pleasant.

The market has been quite volatile recently, and many people are getting headaches from watching the charts. I've also been in the scene for a few years and have slowly figured out some tricks.

Last week I noticed a certain coin was consolidating at a high level with an unusually large trading volume. From a technical perspective, it looked quite enticing, but there was an issue with the capital flow—it's clear that someone is unloading.

At that time, impulsive retail investors were still chasing the price increase, and I judged that this wave was a trap for more buyers. After thinking it over, I decided to open a short position to test the waters, with a heavier position than usual.

The market really did go down. Several consecutive large bearish candles, and the price kept dropping. This trade ultimately netted 1 million U, which was indeed quite profitable.

Friends who operated together said that this wave of profit was enjoyable, and it can be considered a good opportunity seized.

My own habit is to trade both short and long positions, mainly focusing on small coins that have fundamental support. If the rhythm is grasped correctly, the winning rate can be significantly higher.

The risks of going solo in the crypto world are indeed high. Having a reliable community to exchange information can at least help avoid many pitfalls. It's up to you to choose; those who keep up with the rhythm will naturally see opportunities.