The whole network openly shouted to short 'mask' at high positions, and at the 1.85 level, I advised you to short. Within just 12 hours of opening the short position, 'mask' plummeted by 20 points from 1.865 all the way down to 1.38, currently yielding around 120,000 in profit, which has all been taken off the table for safety. Is it hard? Not really, as long as you follow the instructions strictly, you can also make a profit.

Back in the market, my brothers started complaining about it again. I admit the market is indeed disgusting, but it has little to do with everyone and is actually a great opportunity for you all. The market can only affect the whales and big players; if you only have a thin few tens of thousands in your pocket, and even less than that in thousands.

For you, losing everything might just mean a few thousand or tens of thousands, but for the whales, it's hundreds of thousands or millions every day. Even in a real crash, they can withstand it, so what are you afraid of?

For everyone, it's not only not dangerous, but more of an opportunity.

The current fluctuations are undoubtedly an excellent opportunity to train your trading system. Although there aren't huge profits in the big picture, there are countless like 'mask'. If you can calm down and actively seek out 'mask' types (big hotspots, coins that have clearly crashed and lost their backing), hammer your trading system, and train your trading discipline, not only can you improve your trading skills, but you can also accumulate strong capital to prepare for the bull market.

What I want to say is, if you can't make money now, how confident are you in making money during a bull market? The bull market is more about anxiety, envy, and jealousy. Most people just skim through, are just accompanying runners, and without strict trading discipline and substantial capital, even if a real opportunity comes knocking, begging you to buy, you still won't be able to seize it.

How much you can earn in a bull market depends on how many times you've trained, how much experience you've gained, and how much ammunition you've accumulated. Only with a solid accumulation can you go all out when the bull market truly arrives, having enough ammunition to create brilliance.

In the end, calm down, don't complain about the market, block out all the noise, and do what you need to do.