Luck is something that really can't be predicted. This operation pattern didn't take off, and it feels quite regrettable when I think about it now. At that time, I actually felt it was a big opportunity—every time I made a profit of around 100,000 to 200,000 U on the SOL chain, I got a bit soft-hearted and cashed out. I remember when the market cap just surpassed two million dollars, I started buying like crazy, really buying anything I saw. At that time, PEPE had just emerged, and hardly anyone knew how explosive it would become. Maybe I was too afraid from being caught in too many positions before, so this time I was more cautious. At that time, I should have had five or six bags operating simultaneously. Looking back now... sigh, what is meant to be will always be.

Just closed 50 ETH positions, Cut Loss around $3,053, made $5.9U and ran. To be honest, I regret a bit—opening long positions in extreme panic is a bit of reverse thinking. Everyone else is screaming to cut losses, but I panicked and exited first. However, thinking about it, it makes sense; BTC just rose from $88.7K to $91K, and that rebound was quite fierce. Now the account only has two small positions in BTC and SOL, with a total floating profit of just over $2U. I'm just waiting. Waiting for the market's fear index to drop from 25 a couple more points, or to see what happens after the policy news is released. In the short term, ETH over $3000 really has no appeal, and I will wait and see for now without any obvious breakout signals. Closing positions in extreme panic sounds foolish, but sometimes being foolish is also a form of discipline. #ETH #止盈 #GateAI人机对抗赛 #等底部

SOL currently sitting at $142.33. Something interesting happening here – that $143 level? Used to be a wall everyone kept bouncing off. Now it's flipping into a floor. If SOL can push past $143 and actually hold it, we might see a move toward the $158-160 range before the year wraps up. December could get spicy.