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Added two positions, 0.004 Bitcoin, forced liquidation raised from 150,000 to 170,000, the operation is not that difficult, take it slow. Originally, today's profit could have been higher, but I decided to take the gains; I've already made over 300 oil, can't be greedy. At the peak of profit, it was over 1,000 oil, this is the downside of hedging, can't eat it all. If it drops after eating everything, that's fine, but if it keeps rising, then it's a dead end. So I can't eat it all, I ate a little, I'm satisfied with over 300 oil.

Hold on to the positions, the rise is inevitable, there will be corrections, but for the larger scale, we need to wait. No matter how much the correction is, when it reaches the position you opened, gradually add to the position, increase the forced liquidation, and there's no need to add too aggressively. Just pull the forced liquidation position further away each time.

Next, regardless of the rise or fall, the lock is like this, little by little, let time handle it. I've been playing with the lock for three months, always in profit. When there was a pullback, I added positions, maybe it’s not an extreme situation. If a black swan occurs, that would be better. The short positions should be released; if not, then it doesn't matter. Just make sure to manage the forced liquidation safely during the fluctuations, and I won't fill it all at once, just gradually add at lower levels.