Currently, there are 130 long orders of 1832 Ether, and I plan to observe the situation for a breakout.

Let me talk about today's trading thoughts. This morning, since Ether did not break below 1780, I felt that today's rise was stable, and there was a high probability that Ether would make up for the rise. So my initial target was 1850. However, I'm someone who doesn't like a fixed pattern. I held a long order all day and frequently did short-term trades, which made me feel uncomfortable. In the afternoon, Bitcoin broke through 96000 but did not hold. At that moment, I thought about closing my Ether long and entering a short order. But then the problem arose; I overlooked the fact that Ether had not yet made up for the rise. Frequent adding to positions turned into heavy positions, which nearly led to a liquidation. Subsequently, the Micro futures of US stocks were once close to +4 before the market opened, but Ether had already stopped rising, which made me feel uneasy. There is a high probability that the market would initially entice longs and then plunge, and then rise again. Therefore, the biggest question is whether I can survive until the US stock market opens for the long enticement. At 8:30, the data came out without a rise, further confirming stability.
I judged that the opening would plummet because this time the Bitcoin Ether surged before the market opened, and yesterday the U.S. stocks barely pulled back above water, and the opening was again high? There will inevitably be a lot of profits escaping, which will drive down the U.S. stocks, leading to a drop at the opening. This drop indeed exceeded my expectations, so I made a profit of 500u from 388 Ether and ran away. Next, it's about how the long order performs.
Yesterday I lost 16000u on 2 orders, today excluding the long orders I have a profit of 8300u, recovering the 51 issue shouldn't be a big problem, I'm sorry to my partners who followed my trades.