Just a few words of advice

First, we don't know what's going on today and tomorrow. Check your positions if you've locked in. See how much the red and green lights are on, and that damn thing can change at any time. Locking in doesn't mean there's no risk of liquidation. Don't get caught in a situation like February 3rd, where the market suddenly hits the red light and automatically liquidates your position, and another one can't withstand the pressure. When you wake up, you're still alive, but your heart is dead.
Second, I also don't understand why I can't just leave this one position alone. And there's one thing I can't comprehend: I found that you guys can occasionally control yourselves, but can't resist checking the market movements. I've already said, these past few days I can choose not to trade if I want. I don't even know what this market is going to do. To be honest, I’m just blindly guessing when I trade. Haven't you noticed that all my trades in the past few days hit the stop-loss? Do you think I’m doing this for fun? Do you think I’m cursing outside every day and giving in without a stop-loss? I just don’t know whether it will go up or down.
Third, you guys are wandering outside a lot. If any of the teachers in this market are brave enough to stand out and say a few words, come and call me. I’ll also learn from you.
Finally, tonight’s schedule: CPI, then the US stock market opens, then Japan doesn’t cut prices, and there’s no certainty about what will happen. I heard this in the live stream, that the announcement will be from midnight to tomorrow morning. I don’t know if the idiots in the live stream are stupid or if Japan is stupid. Anyway, there’s a fool involved.
Lastly, after 11 o'clock, we’ll find some dream positions to place orders. Don’t keep your principal here, either being trapped and unwilling to take losses or locking in your capital and occupying it all. Don’t just stare at Ethereum at 800, only able to watch and feel heartbroken.