Every day when opening positions to trade short-term contracts, the key point is understanding the issue of whether the resistance level will be broken or not, as this affects the average entry price of the next order. For example, today, if ETH sees the target of 3506 not reached, and there is a 30% position set here for take profit that was not successful, with an opening cost of 3366, then when the price starts to retrace, manually take profit immediately instead of waiting for it to fall below the opening cost before thinking about adding to the position. Doing so will affect the average price for the next time. Do you understand this situation? If you determine that the resistance level will be broken, keep an eye on 20-30% of your position, and take profit near the next resistance point or new high. If there is no breakout and it quickly retraces, handle it promptly. Do not leave any residual positions; strive for clean and decisive take profit every day, to ensure stability. The win rate will also significantly improve.

The core concept is to avoid letting daily floating profits turn into floating losses. Even taking profits early is okay. Professional traders operate like running a business every day; the business can have ups and downs, and there is no need to deliberately pursue maximum profit every day. A steady flow leads to accumulation, and storms will come and go.