Three trades: BTC and ETH each make up half, and all short positions are closed for profit.
First BTC trade: entered at 74,509, exited at 75,966โmore than 27,000 USDT in profit. Second BTC trade: opened at 77,700, closed at 76,392โmore than 25,000 USDT. The ETH trade: entered at 2,035, exited at 2,080, earning 1,713 USDT profit. Combined across all three trades: more than 68,000 USDT, completed within two days.
$SNDK Whatโs interesting is the timing. The first BTC trade was held for nearly two days; the second BTC trade was closed overnight; the ETH trade was also closed the next day. The holding periods differ, but the closing times are concentrated between 2:00 and 2:30 a.m.โwhich suggests it wasnโt a spur-of-the-moment decision; the plan already had that time point written in.
All trades used 50x leverage, but position sizing is clearly different. In BTC, each of the two trades is 2 coins; in ETH, itโs 40 coins. By value, the ETH position is lighter. Same leverage multiple, different position sizesโthe risk allocation is done very clearly.
What catches my attention most is the first BTC trade: opened at 74,509 and closed at 75,966, riding through an entire upswing. Holding a short through that kind of move is far more difficult than going longโbecause when the market rebounds, shorts are the first to get nervous. This person didnโt panic; they exited when the position reached the planned point.
$HYPE Being able to go long isnโt anything specialโbeing able to short is the real skill. Holding shorts in a downtrending market is ten times harder than holding longs in an uptrending market. This person did it.
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