Giving everyone some advice, you can actually focus on the long opportunities of BTC and some short opportunities of new altcoins, completely giving up on ETH, SOL, and the short-term opportunities of altcoins. It's not just retail investors who don't understand it; institutions also struggle with it.

Currently, what's present in ETH and SOL is complex native crypto capital and some US stock flow, which sometimes leads to BTC acting as an amplifier, resulting in complex and convoluted trading that is harder than any single asset.

When trading ETH and SOL, you basically treat them as amplifiers for BTC, but you often end up losing money due to the complex price movements, not following the rise or fall, and the volatility leads to back-and-forth losses.

I reviewed my operations over the past two months; as long as I traded these two coins, I was basically at a loss. I often made money with BTC but lost all of it on these two coins. Initially, BTC would rise and ETH would rise a little less, but yesterday BTC didn’t rise while ETH did, and then ETH fell while BTC remained still. In such cases, it’s basically confusing.

This month, I had a significant loss when I went long on a pullback; as a result, BTC dropped by two points, while ETH and SOL dropped by seven points.

Actually, new coins last night were the opportunity; if you researched well and opened a short position, making a twenty percent profit with 1x leverage is very simple.