Brothers, it's really not me showing off, but the account number was rising on its own at that time, and I couldn't stop it.

Look at these three orders, BTC was bought at around 86638, ETH was set at 2835, and SOL was stuck at the extreme position of 132.9. It's not that I was lucky; this entire set of strategies had to run this way.

When opening these orders, the market was full of wailing, and everyone said it was going to crash. But my team and I stayed up for two nights watching the market and found a common point: these key positions are not only technical support levels but also the cost zones of many spot institutions. They are more afraid of breaking the levels than we are. That's why we dared to push the leverage to 20 times during the panic; it wasn't gambling, it was calculating the odds correctly.

How to allocate positions, where to set stop-losses, when to take profits, all of this was planned in advance. I was responsible for judging the direction, and the risk control brothers in the team monitored the liquidation line and unusual movements 24 hours a day. Even when I was sleeping, someone was watching the orders. This is why I can hold onto the floating profits, and the pullbacks can't shake me off.

To be honest, this profit of several hundred thousand dollars was not earned by just watching the market; it was built through strategy and execution. When one person is working, there will always be moments of dozing off or getting too excited; but a team operation where each link is connected can lock emotions and risks in a cage.

If you always feel that your operations are hit or miss, you see the right direction but can't make big money, or you always hold onto positions until you crumble, then your problem may not be in market judgment. Follow me, and I'll show you how a professional team breaks down the market and manages positions. The next wave of opportunities, let's go together.