Let's talk about my trading thoughts every day:

1. The first thing in the morning:

I first look at the data structure of BTC and ETH, and I will confirm:

Is the main force still pushing, or is it retreating?

Is it a genuine trend, or a false breakout?

Is it a spike to lure in buyers, or a high-level consolidation?

These are not based on feelings, but are judged through structure + trading volume + positions + long and short liquidation data together.

2. If I determine that today’s main script is "going down":

I won't rush to short BTC or ETH, but instead:

I will look for coins that are more correlated and have larger volatility, such as PEPE, BONK, MEME coins, etc.

The reason is simple:

If the main coins drop, the hot coins often follow and drop faster;

And their structures are often cleaner, with a more direct rhythm;

Coins with a hotter bullish sentiment are more likely to experience a "panic crash" when the main coins counterattack.

3. So you may often see:

I don't predict "BTC will definitely rise or fall"; what I do is:

📌 Confirm the structure, then follow the rhythm;

📌 Once the direction is clear, use amplifiers to operate correlated varieties.

This is not about grabbing the hot spots, nor is it based on luck, but rather a mindset:

"First set the script, then find the actors, and finally choose the coin with the fastest action to strike."

And like yesterday (Sunday) in such a market, I chose not to act,

not because of lack of confidence, but because: "If it’s unclear, don’t bet."

This is a respect for oneself and also a protection for the account.

Trading is like a practice, where direction is more important than passion.

On the road of learning, let’s encourage each other.