In this market, if some people go long, there will inevitably be others going short.

If it’s one-sided, ultimately this market will only deteriorate.

So without shorts, how can longs enjoy themselves so much?

I hope the comments section can be a bit kinder; after all, the rise we’re seeing is contributed by us shorts.

If you’re enjoying the profits from going long, you should be cheering and encouraging us shorts,

rather than constantly saying things that urge shorts to turn into longs.

Similarly, if the market falls, I won’t urge longs to go short.

Changing someone’s mindset is one of the hardest things in this world.

One must have conviction to achieve something.

Looking back at these 8 to 9 months of shorting, it seems the only time I got hit was in November for the entire month.

It hasn’t changed my life or my thoughts.

The way to greatness is simplicity, just like micro-strategy: ignore price, ignore any news, mindlessly buy and buy, and in the end, it leads to success, becoming a crucial player in the crypto space.

Every profession has its specialty; just like us players in contracts, we create market volatility through quick and immediate satisfaction.

The technique doesn’t care about direction; the method is the most important, as well as how much one wants to gain.

It’s not about Zhang San waking up early today to make hundreds of times gains,

or Li Si achieving significant profits tomorrow because he went all in.

Trading is built on years of accumulated experience, allowing one’s patterns and methods to become more adept in seizing opportunities in this market.

From the moment a trade is initiated, there should be an expected value in mind; exceeding that expectation is an unexpected gain, and it shouldn’t be regarded as part of one’s skill.

Reconciliation, I tell myself, everyone has a dream of becoming wealthy; I haven’t had such dreams for many years, so I live each day fully.

To all the brothers in longs and shorts, have a great weekend!