Many people can have a good trading mindset, and they can avoid losses because they control their positions well. Moreover, Bitcoin still offers many opportunities. In fact, after it stopped falling yesterday, it hasn't continued to decline. Currently, its fluctuation range, I can tell you, is 95000~93000. At the very least, it will fill the gap below, which is 92000. As of now, there hasn't been any extreme negative news, so it’s unlikely to plunge suddenly into the 80000s; that would be a relatively extreme situation. And for example, regardless of what trades you are doing, if you haven't exited, and your cost is 95000, when Bitcoin rises to 94900, whether you see it or set it up yourself, at that time, if the difference is not much, say 100 or 50 US dollars, just exit. Don’t worry about that little bit; in fact, as long as there’s one trade, you can earn it back, you know?

And also, when your position is very manageable, for example, if you opened a long position at 95000 and your liquidation price is 70000 or even above 60000, then you can definitely have a new long strategy and place a small position below. For instance, if our margin is 5%, then you can put in 2%. Or even smaller, like 1%. Teaching someone to fish is better than giving them fish. You must learn trading styles and strategies, and you don’t even need to watch the market closely. For example, after we open a long position, when it reaches a resistance level or our strategy is analyzed, or in a live broadcast, we will push analysis charts and strategy points to remind you to place orders at designated points in advance. Or, when you see that resistance, if you've gone long, you should definitely exit when you see resistance, right? Or exit half. Then you just set that order in advance. These insights are all practical. If you follow along for a long time, in the end, you will analyze the points yourself and develop your own trading system. This is our original intention.