Starting from 2025-5-24, every 4 days is a trading cycle, with a total of 91 cycles in a year. Let's see what changes occur. Each cycle has a fixed investment, dividing the principal into 10 parts, with a small cycle lasting 40 days. At the end of the cycle, if there is a profit, 30% is withdrawn. If the small cycle results in a loss, a cooling-off period is initiated, waiting for the next small cycle, allowing time for review and rest. After a profitable small cycle, funds are transferred for backup. For small cycles with fixed losses, a rolling warehouse strategy is employed to prevent frequent trading and single-point resistance. Even in the case of liquidation, only the funds for one small cycle are lost, making it easier to maintain a stable mindset and ensuring that funds can be operated in each cycle. This strategy is particularly suitable for event contracts.