Accelerating targets with small profits and adjusted stop-loss.

Fluctuating targets with small profits and no adjustment of stop-loss.

Targets with small profits fluctuating do not increase position and do not adjust stop-loss.

Targets in a floating loss state do not increase position and do not adjust stop-loss.

Spent some time adjusting the take profit and stop-loss of the spot positions according to the logic above.

While doing these things, I remembered a line from "F1" that I particularly like: Sonny Hayes said—"Hope is not a strategy."

On the track, this phrase can save lives, and the same goes for the market.

Of course, I hope Bitcoin and Ethereum can soar directly; who wouldn’t want that?

But my trading discipline has long extinguished those fantasies.

I can't predict, nor do I intend to guess the so-called big picture—how much further Bitcoin and Ethereum can rise.

What can be done now is very simple: mechanically execute the trading plan above.

If it rises, earn more; if it falls, stop-loss triggered, clean and neat.

As for how much profit in the end and how much drawdown, it all depends on whether the market gives face.

Market conditions are unpredictable, but risks can be managed. Wishing everyone great wealth.