BEAT yesterday also declined again, but my judgment hasn't changed — as long as it holds above 1.3, the bullish pattern remains intact.

At the 1.4 level, I expressed a bullish view and encouraged everyone to follow up. More importantly, I guaranteed that there would be profits upon entry. Some might think this is overly confident, but for those who rely on trading for a living, such guarantees are never made lightly.

Why? It's simple. If you dare to claim that every coin push, every post guarantees a profit and includes a promise of gains, then those words become meaningless. Credibility becomes worthless. True professional traders only speak so confidently in two cases: one is when they have an extremely strong grasp of the current market situation, and the other is when they see signs of a sharp rise or fall.

Therefore, my principle is very clear — either not to make a statement, or if I do, it must be based on thorough judgment and be well-founded. This is not only confidence in my trading ability but also a responsibility to those following. In this market, building trust through commitments is more valuable than anything else.