Last week's BTC and ETH trends were truly painful—wide fluctuations, frequent false breakouts, bulls and bears taking turns to sweep the market, a bunch of traders getting slapped back and forth, almost losing their minds. The captain has always been very stable in grasping the market: key positions do not open short orders, do not chase the highs, enter when it's time to take profits, and reduce positions to avoid risks, maintaining a strict rhythm.
This kind of market is essentially testing several of your basic skills: can you accurately judge the trend, can you manage your position, is your psychological quality tough enough, and do you have discipline in executing stop-losses? Retail investors suffer the most here—once the direction is wrong, they get hit back, if the position is a bit heavy, they can't withstand the pressure, and hesitating for half a second leads to passive entries.
As we approach January, the year-end market window is getting closer, and at this moment, capital efficiency is more valuable than ever—stop being indecisive, and don't pin your hopes of recovering losses on "next time".
Next week, the captain will continue to organize a new round of practical trading plans, now open for recruitment of 3 spots. Spots are limited, and energy is also finite, really can't take too many people.
Must meet the conditions: execution must be maximized, discipline must be strict; use a combination of short-term and swing trading strategies. Those interested in following can go directly to the communication room, the opportunity is here, and the spots won't wait for anyone.
