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For spot trading, I have been reminding to take positions in batches, and have emphasized many times that the space for short-term trading should be greater than that for long-term holding. The recent market has provided good feedback on this.

The space for spot trading to come down is simply too comfortable, with more than 30% being quite common. This way, there will always be liquidity on hand, allowing for capital to add positions when the market pulls back or when news triggers a decline. Otherwise, going all in, like in recent days, has shown varying degrees of pullbacks, where there wouldn't be any capital to average down. If the market continues to weaken, it will create a situation of being stuck at the peak with the wind blowing.

I have shared a lot about spot trading operations. Each segment of a decline over 10% can serve as a good point for batch buying. Recently, I have also laid out some spot positions and am now waiting for successive breakout opportunities.

If there is another pullback, there will still be spare USDT waiting to average down. One must not think of catching the absolute bottom, as the market is constantly changing; there is no absolute low or high. If one keeps getting tangled up in the timing of entering the market, they will miss many opportunities!

For Heyue, there are good positions that I will continue to share for entry, as currently, the time cycles for spot trading need to be verified over time. However, for ultra-short trading, if the position is right, one can quickly achieve expected outcomes. I'm quite satisfied with making a small profit. Of course, gains and losses are proportional, so one must not blindly and frequently make trades!