Respect the market, embrace impermanence—sharp rises and falls are the norm, don’t let expectations hijack your judgment. Stop-loss is a lifeboat, not a shame; cutting losses allows profits to run. Emotions are your biggest opponent; FOMO and fear can destroy rationality. Make decisions when calm, observe when frantic. A light position is the way to last long; leverage amplifies greed rather than returns, and real opportunities don’t require all-in. Loneliness is the norm, independence is instinct; others' strategies may not suit you, and taking responsibility for gains and losses is a sign of a mature trader. Taking breaks at the right time is more important than frequent trading; stop when experiencing consecutive losses, withdraw after significant profits, and having no position is also a form of wisdom. Remember, Bitcoin contracts are a mirror reflecting your truest nature—controlling yourself is far more important than predicting the market.

This morning, our first short position on Bitcoin successfully took profit and exited. This is about doing the right thing with the right people; true strength is never boasted by oneself but is demonstrated by genuinely helping clients achieve results.