The changes in the account numbers these days have left me a bit bewildered—going from 7800U to 370,000U, the whole process felt like watching someone else's account.

At first, I really didn't think that much. That day I was just hanging around and casually placed a long order at 3.298, with the mentality of "let's see if I can make some profit." As a result, this thing took off directly, and when it soared to 8.699, I was still doubting whether the market software had a bug. I quickly closed the position, making 21,000 U. At that moment, I felt like I was incredibly lucky.

Having money in hand made me bolder. The next day, I entered the market at 9.896 to go long, and this time it was even more outrageous— the price shot straight to 19.8. I was staring at the trading screen, my hands trembling a bit, fearing that if I hesitated, I would lose it all. In the end, I managed to stay calm and pocketed 120,000 U. It felt great at that moment, but deep down I had a nagging feeling that something was off; the increase was too rapid.

I decided to go short at 20.1. That night I stared at the screen until my eyes were sore, as the market kept fluctuating at a high level, and I was wondering whether I should run. As a result, suddenly a big bearish candle slammed down in the early morning, dropping directly to 8.66! My account instantly gained 230,000 U.

Now that I think about it calmly, these three days have indeed been a bit magical. But that's how the crypto world is; when opportunities come, you have to be brave enough to seize them, but you also have to know when to stop. I have my eyes on a new target again, and I feel like there might be another wave coming, but this time I will be more cautious—after all, you can't always count on luck to be on your side.