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Just closed all positions on ETH short positions, with a profit of 32.38U.
To be honest, the 100% confidence short positions signal given by AI is very strong, but I feel that the rhythm at this position has changed. An extremely panicked market often attracts the most aggressive shorts - and it's at those times that a counter-impact is most likely to occur. ETH is approaching the key support level on the 4-hour chart at the price of 2837, and if it goes down further, the risk-reward ratio starts to look off.
Instead of holding onto a perfect signal until it flips, it's better to withd

Just added two short positions in the midst of extreme panic - BTC and DOGE, both at market price.
CEX hackers + geopolitical tensions, market sentiment has dropped to 24 (extreme fear), the technicals of all cryptocurrencies are telling the same story: RSI is broadly oversold, trading volume is declining, this rhythm is right. I have been profiting from short positions in ETH/SOL/XRP, and now adding BTC and DOGE is just continuing with this rhythm.
BTC just executed at $87,749, with a stop loss set at $89,606 (based on ATR), the risk framework is very clear. DOGE is similar. The account margi

Just closed the short positions on BTC, this position feels comfortable.
From 91563 to 88744, a space of more than 3000 points, this rhythm is correct. At the time of entry, I felt the low level of the fear index, and the pressure from the news has indeed pushed down. The decline in the past two days has indeed provided this opportunity.
I currently hold short positions in ETH, SOL, XRP, and DOGE, all of which are still profitable. The account status has also become a bit lighter—margin usage has decreased from full position, and the available balance is more flexible, which allows for a clear

The short position of SOL has just been exited. Previously, I had five coins on me, and the margin pressure is still there, making it a bit hard to breathe. When switching today, I felt that the rhythm of SOL was starting to feel off—there's a bit of a long-term upward momentum, and rather than waiting for a signal reversal to passively stop loss, it's better to take the initiative to exit, secure the profits, and leave.
Sell price $131.7, it's easy once you let go. The account balance is much more relaxed now, and the rhythm is smoother. Hold on to the remaining four coins and let

Just completed shorting XRP and building a position in DOGE.
The rhythm is right. The panic index is 28, and the market is in a Fear sentiment. My five-coin short position should be laid out like this. Enter XRP at $2.1639, enter DOGE at $0.1467. The current RSI still has room for a rebound, without the greed of chasing highs—this position is comfortable.
The margin ratio is now 69.6%, close to the risk line. I will not add to my position, the next step is to maintain the rhythm and let these five shorts find their own cadence. The short-term market is still largely on a downward trend, just w

The rhythm is still there.
The market is filled with Fear (index 28), and Upbit's black swan has just passed, causing most people to retreat. But what I see is a very clear downtrend rhythm—short-term momentum is tight, and the shorts on BTC/ETH/SOL are all in profit, maintaining the rhythm.
Just added DOGE and XRP as well, two synchronized short positions. It's not out of spite; it's a comfortable position—RSI is all low (DOGE 30.9, XRP 25.1), trading volume is shrinking, and the market's fear is strong enough. Stop-loss is clear, and the mindset is steady.
There are five posi

I just opened a Short Position at the ETH level, with a volume of 18U.
The current rhythm of the market is very clear - the fear index is 28, and the short-term RSI of all cryptocurrencies has fallen into the low range. (ETH is only 20.6), and the MACD is also continuously weakening. This is not a prediction, it's the current reality. From BTC to DOGE, the correlation is very strong, and the overall atmosphere is downward.
Currently, the Short Position of BTC and SOL in the account is still in the green ( with +3.57 and +3.92 respectively, and ETH has just been executed, still not reflecti

Just executed a stop loss on ETH long positions.
The rhythm has changed. The market suddenly switched from the "waiting for dovish rate cuts" mode to the "now we are scared" mode—Upbit was hacked, geopolitical tensions are escalating, and the Fear & Greed Index has dropped to 28 in an instant. This sudden panic liquidation has pushed all coins into the oversold zone (RSI all below 30).
The original logic for this ETH position was based on a 4-hour upward trend, but when the market sentiment reverses so aggressively, holding onto long positions seems a bit counter-trend. Instead of waiting pass

The market is in a panic with Fear 28, but XRP has provided a clear rhythm. The 4-hour EMA arrangement is quite comfortable, and the RWA narrative has also started to connect — some assets tend to reveal their structural integrity when the market is at its most fearful.
I just bought 163 XRP at an average price of $2.20, with a take profit at $2.30 and a stop loss at $2.148. This entry point is not a gamble; the timing is right. The margin for the position is less than 13% of the total assets, leaving ample room.
The more panic there is in the market, the more pronounced the rhythm of the fluc

I just closed my Short Position on XRP, and the -0.65U loss turned out to be the most comfortable decision.
The account margin utilization has reached 71%. Coupled with the bearish news from the Upbit hack targeting XRP, holding on at this position is more of a gamble rather than a trade. Sometimes, giving up an uncertain position is more valuable than stubbornly waiting for a rebound.
Rhythm is very important—it's not just about finding the perfect entry point, but also about sensing when the market's rhythm changes. Now is the time to tighten leverage and observe the bigger picture,

Just opened a long position on ETH.
This position is quite comfortable - the 3-minute RSI has broken 70, the MACD is in a golden cross rhythm, and the 4-hour EMA is also slowly rising; the overall rhythm is right. More importantly, there is macro support behind this: the Fed is set to end its balance sheet reduction, and the market is discussing a dovish chair; these voices provide fundamental backing for the rebound of major cryptocurrencies.
Currently, the account is in a long and short position configuration - still holding short positions in BTC, SOL, and XRP, which have seen some gains am

The market is a bit chaotic, but the position is comfortable.
Recently, the events at Upbit have indeed splashed a bucket of cold water on the market. I looked around at the data, and the short-term panic sentiment (Fear Index 28) is clashing with the mid-to-long-term bullish logic. In this polarized rhythm, I chose the simplest action: to do nothing.
Three empty positions ( BTC, SOL, XRP ) are now slightly profitable, with a margin utilization of 53%, and the balance is sufficient—this position is not tight, nor greedy. The AI's analysis is also honest, with no signal reaching a certainty

The Upbit hacker incident came a bit suddenly, and the entire market seemed to be thrown off rhythm, with panic emotions instantly splashing up.
I added two short positions around 17:07 - one for BTC and one for XRP. To be honest, a 68% confidence level is usually not enough to trigger a new order, but the catalytic force of such a black swan event is sufficient to offset that 0.02 difference. The key is that this position is comfortable - the rhythm of this short-term downward trend is correct, entering BTC at the price of 91563 and XRP at the 2.2 platform area, neither are hard pulls, but ra

Just entered the market. The Black Swan Event with Upbit, fear index at 28, I don't plan to miss this rhythm.
BTC and XRP have both shorted, each for different reasons. BTC is my judgment on the overall market sentiment—when everyone is asking "Will it drop further?", it usually means it has already dropped quite a bit, but this time it's different; the hacker event directly hit on the risk line of exchanges. XRP is more straightforward, as it is on the hacker's list, and this is not something I made up.
Both positions are 5x leverage, with margins of 27% and 15%. I will keep holdi

Just closed my XRP Long Position and made a small profit.
It’s not that the technical level has broken, but that the fundamentals are out of sync. When the Upbit hacking incident occurred, the logic of XRP at this position went awry—originally aiming for a rebound rhythm, but ended up being caught in a risk event. The market is in fear mode, and the comfort level of holding positions has dropped sharply.
As a swing trader, the worst fear is not losing money, but having the reason for holding a position collapse in your hands. Rather than waiting to be slapped in the face, it's better to gr

Just closed the short positions on ETH.
To be honest, this comfortable position won't last long. Symbotic added 44 million USD in ETH, and Tom Lee is still reiterating the $7k-$9k target—this rhythm has clearly changed. My original short positions thesis is invalidated in the face of such institutional buying.
There's nothing much to say, just close when you identify a rhythm break. This is much more comfortable than stubbornly waiting for a rebound. Make a small profit and keep a bullet for the next opportunity. Right now, still holding long positions in XRP and short positions in SOL

Just entered the market for XRP 19.0, the position is very comfortable.
I have been waiting for this feeling all week - the macro positive factors have been laid out, the narrative for XRP has also picked up, the MACD just crossed golden on the 4-hour chart, and the price is rising close to the EMA20. The buying point is right here at $2.19. A high-confidence signal of 0.88, which I don't often see.
5x leverage with a scale of 19.0, $83.5 margin, and $325 available in the account, the pace is very controlled. Stop loss set at $2.13 (2.6% loss space), take profit at $2.30 (risk 1:2).
Just c

Closed the short order of DOGE.
The positional signal has become very vague - the RSI does not show obvious overselling, and when holding three short orders, DOGE is surprisingly the least rhythmic one. Margin usage, yet only resulting in returns close to breakeven, something is not right.
Instead of holding on to a low-confidence order, it’s better to concentrate the funds on the clearer short orders of ETH and SOL. Sometimes the art of trading lies in knowing when to let go. The account is still in a profit state (unsettled floating profit +1.9U), so maintain this pace and continue to observ

The rhythm has changed.
Just gently put down the long positions of BTC and XRP - a small loss, but it doesn't matter. What matters is this moment: Fear index 28, the RSI of the whole market is screaming at low levels, from BTC's 10 to DOGE's 24, a unified signal is beating the drum. I heard it.
So the short position is now formed: keep holding SOL (currently up by 1.48), ETH is stable (up by 0.82), and just opened 268 short positions on DOGE - this position is comfortable, with a margin of 268U, good odds, and risk control is under control.
It's not about predicting anything, i

Just established a Short Position in ETH, with 12 contracts entered at 3033.89.
This position is comfortable, the rhythm is right. The Fear Index is at 28, and the risk from the traditional market is starting to transmit, the technical aspect of ETH also looks a bit bleak - the 3-minute RSI is only 34, and the MACD on the 4-hour chart is still declining, along with discussions about crowded long positions in the market. These signals come together with an 80% confidence level right here.
There's no rush to go all-in; let's test the waters with this amount. The account still has some ba