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Review summary for the fourth week of April 2026 +6
1. BTC both long and short -5

2. Shorting ADA -3

3. Longing blur, but the exit strategy wasn't executed well +14

4. Chip breakout at a high level on the third wave +14

5. Longing CHZ, but the stop-loss was unreasonable -4

6. Shorting ETH -14

7. Binance Life both long and short +4

The seven coins mentioned are all from last week, totaling +6u.
Not doing too well, the stop-loss logic for blur and chip is off. Didn't have a solid exit strategy before opening the position, which turned big gains into small ones.
CHZ stop-loss is unreasonable; otherwise, it would be in profit. The CHZ World Cup logic should be able to capture the strategy before the World Cup starts.
Binance Life isn't truly the leader in the market. My supervisor thinks it can be a top player, but in reality, the leader is rave. Wasting energy on Binance Life.

1. Rave did not firmly establish itself as the leader, resulting in a loss for both bulls and bears -90

2. After three pin shots at a high position, Aria went short +1

3. After Skyai broke new highs, there was a first divergence to go long -14

4. Binance Life is all about going long; only the last wave was profitable. Currently, quantitative trading is rampant, and breakouts cannot be executed. The leader should be a divergence to go long. The two most certain leaders in this wave of altcoins are Rave and Binance Life. Rave's last wave to go long was still stopped out due to a pin, and Binance Life finally succeeded in going long despite the internal collapse.
Last week’s lack of review led to many failures this week. If I had reviewed, I should have noticed that recent altcoins cannot break out and easily create fake breakouts to shake out positions; a pullback to the pin should be a buying opportunity.

First week review of April 2026
This week, a total of 7 coins were made, with a total loss of 76u
1. A total of 4 positions were selected to short BTC, only 2 positions were relatively reasonable, with the expectation of continuing the large-scale trend of the previous significant drop, and it finally moved down to -23

2. Shorting ETH follows the same logic as BTC, but it also didn't break out -18

3. Shorting Sol, which also follows the same logic as BTC, it also had a rollercoaster ride +6

4. Shorting Play, poorly based logic casually followed the short, -8

5. Siren was shorted three times while it was range-bound, didn't short down, later it went down but I didn't pay attention, however, when it dropped to -20 I saw that this was the first best opportunity to make money, but I didn't dare to open a position! -8

Can I become a man like Langlang, making ten thousand times on short trades? Please see the operations of the fourth week as follows:
1、#btc Crazy shorting in the oscillation zone, why not trade in oscillating markets?
Langlang says: Oscillating markets are shit, trending markets are meat, leave the shit for others to eat, and go eat meat yourself!
Don't think about finding undigested meat in the shit, that would be so disgusting.
This week's shorting of BTC, I just want to find meat to eat in the shit! Even if you know that after this oscillation, it's highly likely to go down, but! Shorting can easily trigger stop-losses and mess with your mindset!

Summary of the review for the third week of March
I forgot to write in the second week, without persistence there is no success? I must not forget to review in the future.
Reviewing is a summary of the past week, success requires summarization, to do better in the future, failures require even more summarization, so as not to make similar mistakes again!
1. Shorting AZTEC, logic 1, -0.1

2. Shorting BTC, only one trade makes sense, logic 3, the rest are all fantasies +10

3. Shorting CFG, the overall logic is correct, logic 2, +34

4. Going long on DEGO, the logic is correct, but the take-profit strategy is not quite right +8

5. Going long on EDGE logic 1, -8

6. Shorting ETH makes no sense -21