I thought about why my mindset suddenly changed.
Essentially, it's because trades from different timeframes are mixed together. Losses from short-term trades affect my judgment of short-term trends, and short-term thinking gets mixed into my mid-term trades, making my thoughts confused. I can't clearly separate mid-term and short-term framework analysis in my mind.
My solution is to separate the trades. I'll open a new small account and transfer 20% of my funds to do short-term trades, keep 70% of the funds in my main account for spot and mid-term trading, and another third account with 10% of

#短线地狱 Pure short-term hell analysis has been completely distorted. The market maker has the ability to open gates at any time to sweep out the shorts and longs $ETH 🤬🤬🤬

$ETH Damn it, another gate scene. I'm leaving, I'm leaving. Speechless.

$JELLYJELLY What a pity, if only the fee ratio had coordinated, how much higher could it go 😔

$JELLYJELLY I took a 40% profit, and plan to hold the rest a bit longer. I observed that retail investors are entering short positions.

$COAI Is this thing about to be taken down? Previously, AIA was delisted. Are these two the same operator?

$PIPPIN Let's do a short sell again. Not entering the position anymore. If it gets too big, it'll be a loss.

$FOLKS Halfway through, sigh, PP is giving me a headache today 😑

$PIPPIN Damn PP, you've messed with my mindset, and I can't do well in other things either 😇

$PIPPIN I'll still walk with the whales 🥲

$PTB Wait for a bit of a pullback to look for a short entry. Shorting at the top is more comfortable than buying the breakout, and at least the stop-loss is clearer.

$JELLYJELLY I've been watching PP and Jelly these days; they seem to be correlated in the market. I just took a quick position earlier.