Recently, I went through my trading records and indeed achieved a winning streak with Bitcoin operations. For example, in the latest trade, I opened a short position near the 90,000 level on BTC and closed at 88,500, earning 1,500 points. The live data matches the public records perfectly.

Looking back at the trading logs from the past month, the number of consecutive wins is countless. Honestly, staying low-profile has become quite difficult. But I want to emphasize that this is not a promise of always making money. In simple terms, it’s a combination of market conditions, a bit of luck, and some market observation and data analysis.

Interestingly, the more consecutive wins I have, the more cautious I become when placing orders. This is not a contradiction — quite the opposite. There is no such thing as a perpetual market winner. My trading system inevitably includes stop-loss orders. In other words, losses are part of the system, controllable and intentionally designed in.

I want to clarify one thing: if you can only accept profits and cannot tolerate any form of loss—even if that loss is fully controllable—then my live trading might not be suitable for you. The ones who can truly walk together are those who can withstand market fluctuations and understand that profit and loss are essentially the same.