Bitcoin eventually fell to the 93,000 mark. It's a pity that the short position at 95,500 didn't last until the end, but it didn't have much impact.

Reviewing the transactions in recent days, we got 3,000 points at the highest point of 97,500 last Friday, and 1,500 points at 95,500 on Saturday night. Even if we took the long position at 94,000 on Sunday, we still rebounded by 900 points.

However, there are always different situations in trading. Many friends did not reduce their positions in time and stopped losses, but it is also important to develop a good habit of stopping losses. It can really avoid greater losses at critical moments and make the trading road more stable.

Although Bitcoin did not go as expected, Ethereum's 3360-3340 was eaten up, rebounding 100 points, and this long position was eaten up.

The entire trading process can actually be broken down into four interlocking parts: probability, regularity, certainty, and human nature. Everything changes with time, space, objects, and conditions, which means that everything has probability, and defining the size and stability of probability is to explore the law and concretize the probability. For example, on Sunday, because Bitcoin continued to trade sideways at 95,000, I made a judgment that it would rebound first. Verifying this law is the current confirmation of the concretization of probability. Facts also prove that this rebound expectation has not come out, so this judgment is wrong, and we should also bear the consequences of stop loss. The comprehensiveness, bottom line and thickness of risk control measures are the ultimate return to the universality of probability.

And all of this is valuable only when it is used, and people are the core.