Recent trades are still hard to make, at least for me.

The coins I operate are influenced by the rise and fall of BTC. Then, BTC is affected by our whale brother James and the whales trying to hunt. Previously, when whale brother James was on the short side, the K-line was so smooth when he went in the opposite direction to me. It doesn't feel like now, where there seems to be obstacles everywhere.

However, there are many skilled masters in the square, thriving and making money on both long and short sides, which makes me quite envious.

My XRP long position is still struggling, and it's been a while since I updated the status, so I'm attaching a screenshot to update the current situation. I started to try a moving take-profit strategy before and deliberately kept some position because I am bullish, believing that the decline is just a short-term adjustment. Even during the pullback, I still insisted on small position operations of buying low and selling high, but unfortunately, I didn't execute decisively enough — after breaking below 2.22, I stopped, missing out on many opportunities.

The main issue is that the proportion of the position I kept and the take-profit points set midway are not reasonable enough, leading to a gradual accumulation of positions and an increase in floating losses, which adds more pressure.

At least now, we have moved far away from that dark moment before dawn. Next, it's about patiently waiting; I believe the explosion won't be too far away.