The recent market has been impressive, with Bitcoin breaking through the 850 resistance zone, and Ethereum successfully moving out of the 35-point range. Honestly, with this series of operations, my record continues to expand, currently at 9 wins and 1 loss. Every trade is prompted in real-time, with no ambiguity.

Let's review the recent trading records. On Monday, January 19th, Bitcoin entered a long position at 92,500, and exited at 93,200, gaining 700 points; on the same day, Ethereum entered above 3,200 and exited at 3,229, earning 29 points. Then shifted to a short strategy: Bitcoin shorted at 93,000 and covered at 92,200, gaining 800 points; Ethereum shorted at 3,230 and closed at 3,160, gaining 70 points.

By Tuesday, September 20th, Bitcoin continued with a short strategy, shorting at 92,500 and sweeping down to 91,000, earning 1,500 points, which was a significant recent move. On the same day, Ethereum shorted at 3,190 and closed near 3,100, earning 90 points. However, there were some missteps that day—Bitcoin long at 91,000 only reached 91,200 before exiting, losing 200 points; Ethereum long entered at 3,095 and was stopped out at 3,081, losing 14 points.

The latest is Wednesday, February 21st: Bitcoin short at 90,000 is still ongoing, and Ethereum short at 3,000 is also in progress. Short-term trading requires strict discipline and quick market reactions. The key is to hold onto each support and resistance level logically.