Everyone knows that the leverage position of Shisan is to take profit at 2600. During my toughest times, I was losing dozens, 2 Xiaomi Yu7, and it is impossible to say I wasn’t nervous.

I was also panicking, but I managed to get through it by distracting myself in various ways.

Fortunately, Shisan's position was well-controlled. I bought the dip at a low position, increasing my holdings around 1500, which brought the cost of Ethereum down from over 3000 to around 2200.

So taking profit at 2600 counts as a profitable exit.

After exiting, I plan to focus on spot trading and cautiously participate in leverage and contracts.

To be honest, I never thought Ethereum would drop from 4000 to over 1300.

This is a bull market, and under this fundamental situation, Ethereum, as the second in the crypto space, performed so poorly, which indeed surprised everyone.

So this time, dozens are still bearable for Shisan, but it’s also frustrating because I have to keep adding other assets into the leverage account to lower the liquidation price. To ensure absolute safety, Shisan even raised the liquidation price to over 500 at one point.

If Ethereum can drop to over 500, I would accept it.

But I firmly believe that even if Ethereum performs poorly, it won’t go that low.

So during the fluctuations around 1500, Shisan kept investing at regular intervals.

It seems that years of experience in the crypto space saved this investment again.

Many of Shisan's fans exploded emotionally at the lowest point, and Shisan became the target of their emotional outbursts.

In fact, these people are both pitiful and hateful. They sold at a loss at the bottom, covered in blood.

Now the crypto market has risen again, and they have returned to chase high prices to enter the market. Isn't it tragic?

Of course, now that they are back, they still aren't playing. If they wait until a real bull market starts before entering, that would be like coming into the crypto space as a wealth-bringing fortune boy.