To all our trading partners: For short-term contracts, there is only one phrase—cutting through the chaos with a swift knife.

In the 24-hour gladiatorial arena of the crypto world, we treat every opening as a hunt. Before the gun goes off, the target, distance, wind direction, and bullet count must be calculated all at once; second aiming is not allowed.

First rule of engagement: only target 'clear prey'.

Once a hotspot emerges, the market will boil like boiling water. What we need to do is not predict the water temperature, but stick the thermometer to the side of the pot.

• Pay attention to trending topics on Twitter, on-chain anomalies, and policy news, gathering all information within 30 seconds.

• Open the 5 min K-line + MACD + RSI trio, quickly identify support/resistance, and draw the 'firing line' and 'retreat line'.

• Divide funds into three parts, chasing only one cryptocurrency per part; exit immediately upon hitting the target, no averaging down, no lingering in battle.

Second rule of engagement: firing and withdrawing must be completed within 0.5 seconds.

• After opening a position, immediately set stop profit and stop loss; when the price hits, the system automatically helps me cut the order, my finger only needs to click 'confirm'.

• Trend up, only go long; trend down, only go short; in a sideways market, just turn off the computer.

• Sudden market change? Close positions first, then ask why; surviving is the first qualification for analysis.

Third rule of engagement: cage your emotions.

• Write your script before opening a position: exit at X% profit, cut at Y% loss, write it on a sticky note and stick it on the side of the screen.

• When facing unrealized losses, avoid looking at communities, not opening voice chat, and not refreshing the market to prevent emotional amplification.

• Spend 10 minutes writing a trading journal after the market closes each day, noting where you went wrong and where you earned, highlighting key points with a red pen, and read it once before the next market opening.

Remember, we are not betting on price rises or falls, but seizing the time difference.

Quick—fast information, quick decisions, quick execution;

Accurate—precise signals, precise positions, precise exits;

Decisive—strong stop losses, even stronger profit-taking.

Ingrain these three principles into muscle memory, so that the next time the market crashes, while others are still stunned, we are already ready to make our move.