After talking about the big pancake, let's take a look at Ethereum. To be honest, if you don't hold a position and set a stop-loss, it's easy to get wiped out on both long and short trades with the back-and-forth market movements. Don't say that both longs and shorts are making money; making a little profit is pointless. Don't argue; let the market speak.

Above 4400, above 4500, it drops to 4300 and then gets pulled back up, retracing to 4600. You say you've made 200 points, 100 points; isn't that just nonsense...

The same goes for shorting. Those who shorted at 4500, 4600 see it rise to 4900 and then drop back to 4300; you say you've made a fortune, and it just makes you want to laugh...

In the short term, for Ethereum, if you want to trade, just pick one direction to avoid getting washed out back and forth. If you're going long, just go long; if you're going short, just go short. Don't think you can profit from both sides; in the end, you won't be able to take anything home.

Ethereum's daily line shows a significant drop of 600 points, followed by a rise of 300 points. If you say there's no control over the market, that's impossible. After the shorts are blown out, the longs get wiped too—a classic double kill; no one escapes.

In the morning, there was a surge to 4640, and now it's down to 4600. If you want to short, it's too late. Wait for 4630-4650 before shorting. If you missed the shorting opportunity, just wait to buy at the lower levels; you can buy at 4410-4380.

Playing with Ethereum recently means reducing your position size. The difficulty of operations is a bit high; making less profit is fine, just don't lose it all in one go. As long as you're still in the game, there's a chance. If you're out of the game, you've got nothing...