Neiro has only risen 30% from the bottom point of 0.00088 that we accurately predicted 10 days ago.

First, on December 22, San Ma publicly shared a long position idea for BTC, and it was a medium to long-term (1 to 5 days holding plan), clearly telling you to add long at 93666. He also specifically mentioned that if you have positions at other price points, do not add, just at 93666. Two days later, BTC surged to 98000, giving you five opportunities to break even; you must cherish this.
Second, shorting is harder than going long. Currently, the short-term pressure points for Bitcoin are 99300, 100600, and 102000. If you don’t have several years of futures trading experience, your position management is basically at a zero foundation. When you understand the pressure, points, and direction, the hardest part is position management. Therefore, you often see that the members here at San Ma can flip their positions of 200 USDT, 500 USDT, or 1000 USDT faster than those with hundreds of thousands or millions of USDT, because they have a good utilization of high leverage with smaller capital. Those with larger capital do not need to keep everything in the futures account; they must take out at least half of the USDT into spot positions, with asset allocation in BTC, ETH, and some meme coins, focusing on leading coins in various sectors.