Good afternoon everyone, I am Chi Ye. Yesterday's market was a deliberate and intense mobilization from the market. What we get from the market is always expectations, and the risk and profit are often proportional. The logic of the contract is to enter at a position with a high risk-reward ratio, and such positions are generally at the upper and lower boundaries of areas with intense competition and central formations; if not, they are at pressure support levels.

The liquidation positions for different levels and leverage are different. This means that different leverage plans for different positions have different operational logic. Short-term trades generally rely on small-level rebounds and pullbacks for stop-loss entries, while long-term trades have more room for adjustment, reaching important intervals for adding or reducing positions at different levels. Rolling positions have different rolling and oscillation logic. You need to operate accordingly; if you don't want to bear risks, why should you get any space? Who do you think you are?

In the futures market, South Korean and Japanese chaebols, top speculators, and international speculators face different challenges. The national team has been repeatedly beaten. Isn't there less trouble in the nickel, copper, and crude oil markets? Want to pass three barriers, and want to enter eight out of nine; I see it as the 81 difficulties of Journey to the West! You might as well go to Macau. I am familiar with Macau and have familiar public relations contacts, but I estimate that most people bringing a hundred thousand will run out in a day or two. With a contract of one million, even if you are not good, you can still play for a few months, OK? $BTC