Since last night until now, there are two issues. Once again, a friendly reminder: the orders I provide are not given randomly. They are based on careful observation of various data. I don’t give orders whenever I want; I usually won’t issue an order if the timing isn’t right. That’s why sometimes, right after I give an order, the market fluctuates within a few minutes. So, as long as the order is near the level I provide, you can enter. Take profit and stop loss are not that far apart; if you don’t enter, you’ll miss the market opportunity. The second issue is that I personally use certain exchanges, and there are discrepancies between the levels on different platforms. When doing long ETH positions, brothers on Sesame Exchange tend to adjust the levels upward by two points, and also lower the stop loss by two points. For other coins, you can decide for yourself. For BTC, the difference is about 100-200 points. Missing an opportunity isn’t a bad thing; as long as you don’t lose in the contract, you’re making a profit. If you miss it, wait for the next order. Do not open orders arbitrarily on your own. Follow mine, and you’ll steadily earn. That’s a simple little thing.