I sold at the lowest point yesterday, following a few that opened. Damn it.

$ETH plans to close the real account first.

Recently, I've been having a bit of bad luck; living next to Tokyo Tower, the lights are off for a week due to some festival; I specifically stayed at ubuya near Mount Fuji, but due to heavy fog, I couldn't see anything for two days; the market has adjusted to the highest point/large orders opened without segmentation; I bet on DOGE breaking out, only to have it quickly drop below the daily line; I just tried to close my DOGE/SHIB position and it immediately shot up;
But I left lower leveraged positions, with the principle of MEME not exceeding 2-5X, leaning towards spot trading.

Indeed, some people use bots to follow trades; as soon as I open a position, it will surge, but I won't close my positions to take advantage of this bot liquidity; that's not who I am, so I would rather close it.

Closing the real account isn't out of fear of being targeted or being watched; my coin started with 3 million when I opened the real account and posted until it reached 10 million, now it's dropped back to 7.8 million, and I've never closed it.
Mainly, I'm afraid that my bad luck will affect you, and there are still quite a few people who trust me, so I want to change my approach.

Before I open a position, I will share my macro thoughts; I don't play the hindsight game, and I will continue to share afterwards, but it's up to you to manage your own trades.