The first two are still bragging, saying they got long orders of Ether at an average price of 2100 since 1840, but the result is that it didn't take long before it dropped again. Fortunately, I reduced my position at a high point. The data for medium to long term orders can't be perfect, earning a bit and losing a bit. From a big cycle perspective, it is definitely much more stable than doing short-term trading. Still, as I said, I might not be the streamer and lead trader who makes the most money for everyone, but I will definitely be the lead trader who lasts the longest. Recently, many strange and chaotic figures have emerged. Don't be greedy for high returns; high returns come with high positions. If I reversed my direction a bit, nothing would have happened. The long position from 2750 can still preserve the principal, but with a high position, winning 100 times means losing once. So that's why I live long. From 2750, I started to go long, and I am still doing well now. Except for not making money, there are no issues at all. But there is still a long time ahead, no rush, take it slow. Today I was particularly angry about one thing. Other lead traders are facing unrealized losses, and those who copy trading have started questioning, arguing in the group all day long. Why am I facing unrealized losses? My lead trader doesn't care at all, not a word. Have you all gotten used to it? At least let me feel a little presence; you can scold me a couple of times too.