I just looked at the chart and am starting to wait for the opportunity to enter the market. The general direction is still upward, but the 4-hour chart has entered a downward channel. If trading on the 4-hour level, the chosen strategy is to short at highs.

The points for opening a short position are at 105573 and 106318. If it breaks through 107000 and stabilizes on the 4-hour chart, there may be a change in trend, so the stop loss is set around 107000, with specific points adjusted according to the actual trend. With a stop loss in place, a large position can be taken. If there is volatility and it doesn't stabilize, the range of 107000-107700 will be the point for adding positions, which needs to be determined based on real-time trading. At this time, the position for opening a short should be reduced to 1/4 of the original planned position for adding positions.

The support levels below are at 102241, 102576, and 103282. If these levels are reached, combined with predictions on whether to go up, I will start entering long positions. Whether these levels can be reached will depend on real-time market movements and the actual decline situation to determine where to enter the market. Overall, the outlook is bullish, and to mitigate risks, I will divide the position into three parts when entering.

To avoid a black swan event, I have calculated that if it reaches 98000, it will either be a stop loss or an opportunity to add positions. I choose to add positions because I am bullish. If after adding at 98000 the entire trend changes, I will stop loss at 97104 and wait for a rebound before going short. The preset stop loss points for the long positions are between 108114 and 103514, with specific points to be determined based on real-time trading.

The stop loss points will be set based on a comprehensive analysis of real-time trading, predictions of movements at various levels, pressure and support from technical indicators, and macroeconomic trends. I will accept a certain amount of loss, considering this comprehensively.

Now just waiting for the points to appear. When going long, the spot market will also follow.

Contracts have long and short positions. It's best to check the fees before placing orders. For Bitcoin, this isn't a big issue, but for altcoins, fees can affect the trend. If it's -2, there's a high probability the market maker will pull it up; conversely, if it's otherwise. The profit and loss in contracts can be significant, which may lead to situations where you can hold onto losses but can't take profits, especially when you've made a profit, a sudden move can force you to exit. Therefore, it’s crucial to firmly believe in yourself (technical and macro analysis, strong data capabilities, not blind confidence).

To achieve sustained profits in contracts requires a combination of mindset, macro analysis, data analysis, K-line techniques, position management, and risk control.

When I stop sending points and reasons for opening positions and managing positions, it means I've already acquired the ability to sustain profits from contracts.

Trading requires focus!