Strictly implement steady replenishment

🧧Yesterday (Wednesday) we executed a total of 3 contract strategies, taking profit on 2 and stopping out on 1. Among them, we went long on a large position for 1 contract, went short on a small position for 1 contract, and stopped out on the short position for 1 contract.
The first trade was a short position entered around 119900, targeting around 119200, and we took profit along the way without any clear trend.
The second trade was a small position short at 119300, leaving a backup strategy to add to the position to recover losses, but before going to sleep, the price retraced to 120500, and we had already recovered some losses without fully exiting. Later, we placed a large short order at 122600 before sleeping, and when we woke up, BTC had dropped to around 121300, automatically recovering our position. The holding period did not exceed 24 hours, and we did not trigger the stop-loss based on the closing price of the strategy.
The third trade was a long position entered at a single price level, 119800, which automatically took profit at 122000, yielding a profit of 180%. Throughout the process, Sam kept encouraging you to hold firm to the target; besides the strategic emotional value, it was also well provided.
In summary: In reality, these 3 trades were opened simultaneously as a long-short hedge operation. If you opened trades randomly or followed others' trades with hard stop losses, you would incur significant losses, short positions getting liquidated at the highest point, and long positions getting liquidated at the lowest point. If Sam's trades showed signs of recovery, he would typically apply a strategy to add to the position to mitigate losses rather than cutting losses drastically. This means that if you opened both short and long positions, you were likely in the same situation, so basically, everyone was in the market. Those who strictly executed the strategy had a positive return yesterday with significant profits. 👉比特币暴涨提前预判策略记录