Recently, the movement of BTC has prompted me to adjust my approach. After two consecutive stop-loss hits on short positions, I took a step back and reviewed the situation carefully. The current situation is as follows: the market is stuck in a four-hour consolidation range, with the upper and lower boundaries at 94851 and 91209 respectively.

Since it's a consolidation, I switch to a different mindset—shifting from a high short/low long strategy to a short-term trading approach, looking for opportunities at extreme points. The specific plan is as follows:

When BTC approaches the support zone at 91209, I will wait for a signal on the 15-minute K-line. Once the confirmation signal appears, I will enter a long position. Take profit near 94851, exit the entire position, and then look for a potential reversal to short again. Set the stop-loss at 90571.

To be honest, trading ultimately comes down to a probability game. Leave wins and losses to the market; I only focus on executing the process correctly—this is the true strategy with execution power. The core of what’s worth executing is finding extremes in consolidation and waiting for signals on the right side at those points. Steady, precise, and aggressive—by mastering these three, the rest depends on discipline.