The past week of trading has been quite interesting. Let's review the entire process.

On Monday, I went long on Bitcoin around 86,800. When the price rose to 88,100, I started taking partial profits to protect gains. On Tuesday, I held the remaining position, riding the upward move until it exceeded 89,000 before closing everything out, capturing over 2,000 points.

On Tuesday at 89,200, I shifted my strategy and started shorting. Early Wednesday, the price precisely hit the first target at 87,800, earning another 1,400 points.

Also on Wednesday, Ethereum was shorted around 3,030. Although it retraced to 2,966, I still made nearly 70 points profit. Even small fluctuations like these need to be carefully managed.

On New Year’s Eve Thursday, the market was relatively quiet. We chose to stay on the sidelines, giving ourselves and our mindset a break.

On Friday, when Bitcoin surged near 90,000, I opened a short position again. I closed at 88,500 for a 1,500-point gain.

Throughout the week, each trade had clear entry and exit logic. I didn’t chase high trading frequency but focused on high-probability setups with well-defined stop-losses and reasonable positions. Volatile markets are like this—better to miss some swings than to make obvious mistakes. This approach helps us survive longer and stay steadier in the long run.

Now that 2026 has begun, new market opportunities are gradually emerging. The key is to manage risk well and ensure every trade can withstand scrutiny.