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Last year's downward trend lasted until September, and only after the rate cut did the market start to rebound. The atmosphere before and after the Spring Festival was quite good, but after Trump issued the coin, the market only celebrated for a few days before starting to adjust again. There have been over a hundred liquidations this year, which is really tough.
Recently, I spent three months calming down, focusing on market observation and review. Honestly, the current market lacks a clear bullish narrative, and various candlestick patterns are being drawn. The risk of a continued downward slide is always hanging over us. In this environment, retail investors should mainly focus on swing trading, with the core principle: control your position size.
Currently, the opportunity point that looks relatively good is BULLA. SQD has been fully closed at 0.113. If you are bullish, choosing not to trade is a simple decision—because the risk of decline is high, the profit margin is small, and the risk of trying to chase higher isn't worth it.
Conversely, BULLA can attempt a short position, with a target around 0.486 to open the first position. My personal judgment is that the probability of continuing upward isn't high, but the key is to do a good job of taking profits and cutting losses. Overall leverage should not exceed 10x; this is an experience gained from past losses. This wave of decline might be an opportunity, but only if you survive long enough to see that day.