I see that some friends questioned my trading strategy from yesterday, so I want to clarify a few points with everyone:

I clearly emphasized the "short" direction yesterday, and the entry points I provided were precise enough. Taking BTC as an example, if the staggered take-profit strategy I mentioned was executed, one could have fully grasped the expected profits; however, BTC's decline this time exceeded expectations, dropping directly to 112500. I also clearly indicated at the time to "reverse based on the situation" — if a reversal was executed after breaking the key level, questioning the strategy now seems somewhat subjective.

The entry point for ETH was equally precise, and although the subsequent drop exceeded expectations, I also promptly advised, "If the target levels are broken one by one, one can operate in the same direction." Those familiar with me should know that I am primarily a right-side trader and have repeatedly emphasized during this period to "try to follow the trend" — only suggesting to attempt small counter-trend positions when touching key support/resistance levels.

So I hope everyone can have a bit more understanding: daily strategies are shared selflessly, and even if occasional deviations occur, it is normal. I am ultimately human, not a deity; no KOL can guarantee a strategy with absolutely zero errors; if someone claims they can achieve that, I can only say, "Snap out of your daydream!"