I didn't write about the market at all from the day before yesterday until yesterday afternoon, mainly because I messed things up for myself.

In the previous post, I mentioned that I would wait for 4 hours before making another pullback to continue trading. Since early yesterday morning, I have been repeatedly going long on BTC and ETH. However, because the 30M moving average bullish trend is not stable and has not diverged upwards, my confidence has also been insufficient, going back and forth, making a few points in profit or loss and then flat, until after 9 AM when I went long on BTC, ETH, and SOL again at 84700, 1623, and 128.6, aiming for a balanced approach.

I held it for a day, and I didn't exit in time around 86400 and 134. Finally, around 10 PM, the price came back, and I basically exited at break-even.

Then yesterday, based on the second bullish position on the 4-hour chart, with a 30M decline, I entered the market to go long by guessing the bottom. In the meantime, I made three guesses, and the first two times I entered, the price rose slightly and then hit a new low, which made my mindset a bit shaken. It wasn't until the third time when the price hit a new low again and then bounced up, and the 5M moving average turned bullish that my long position was considered successful. However, I encountered issues when exiting.

Last night before bed, I also posted something. At 1:30 AM, Powell was speaking, and the market was bound to be volatile. I set a break-even stop-loss and ignored Powell's speech. When I woke up in the morning, BTC had hit the stop-loss, but SOL, due to a better entry position from guessing the bottom, did not get stopped out. In the morning, I harvested corn with a 0.5% risk and made a 4% profit.

On April 7th, I reopened a small fund for trading, but I don't want to promote my trading signals. I mainly want to make a trading summary and let the platform automatically draw my capital curve for me. This small fund plan has not been touched for many years. The goal is a 10% return in a month, compounded, which would yield a 210% profit in a year. How much would it be in ten years?

From the 7th to today, in 10 days, I've achieved 6.82%. Completing a 10-point gain this month shouldn't be a problem.

I don't want to think too much anymore; let's treat it like a game. The most important thing is to stay composed and operate strictly according to my model. The result will naturally follow from the market.