$ETH Yesterday, entered Ethereum at 1865, current price around 1820, self-built positions with a floating position of 20-30%. Already reduced part of the position around 1840 (as suggested in yesterday's live stream before sleep). The basic bearish position remains unchanged; we currently hold a foundational bearish trend short position of 10% with 20x leverage, and a small portion of floating positions around 7% with 20x leverage. Even if it goes up to the stop-loss, it will not result in a loss, and there are already decent gains. All trading strategies have remained consistent. There will be news impact in the evening, we will avoid short-term fluctuations, and if it goes up, we will short the floating positions!

I just woke up and saw that Ethereum has been sideways all night. During yesterday's live stream, I advised everyone to place orders to exit part of their positions at 1842, which has already been executed. The current price is 1835. The operational strategy: close part of the floating positions to keep my position safe, even if it rises to our stop-loss level, there will still be profits. From 1665 to now, the floating position has already had a loss ratio of over 1:1. We don’t need to use the entire position to capture the whole market trend; we can simply maintain a risk-free position while watching downward!
During last night's live stream, we operated twice: once around 1850 to short, and then after the Nasdaq opened at 9:30, we closed about 60% at 1825-1830. The second operation was around 1865; I entered at 1856.66-1864.44-1872.22, with the heaviest position at 1872.22. I just woke up and manually closed 70% of the floating position; now the profit and loss are balanced at a price above 2000, and I still hold a considerable floating position. This way, even if we hit our stop-loss, most of our profits are already secured, and we can still maintain profitability. As for this trading strategy, I explained it to everyone during last night's stream. We are not aiming to capture these 20 to 30 points but to manage the overall position on a basis that will not harm the principal. The overall strategy is to short at highs; as long as we don't hit our upper stop-loss, we will continue to be bearish. Last week we consistently shorted at highs, and when it dropped to 1750 the day before yesterday, we were still taking profits in batches. The current trading strategy remains consistent with last week; we just need to adjust the entry price upwards!