A short-selling strategy organized with a tuition fee of 1 million, recommended to forward and save. 1. Stop loss all positions if it drops by half, double the principal. Don’t focus on the amount, focus on the overall position and ratio. If the position is large, stop loss half of the total position if it drops by 30%. (melania) 2. Short-sell avoiding strong coins; when the market drops significantly, they rise against the trend. 3. Only place limit orders, not market orders. It’s okay if you can’t buy; there will be another chance, but buying at too high a price greatly affects your mindset. 4. Don’t touch teams that are good at trading; it’s best to find projects from technical teams/art backgrounds to short-sell. (layer/anime) 6. In the last cycle, financing occurred; this round, tokens without financing generally have significant economic pressure, consider short-selling. (elx) 7. Unless it’s a fully unlocked token, as long as there’s real selling pressure from unlocked tokens and no real capital inflow, they can be added to the watchlist. People are always self-interested; no one can resist the temptation of massive wealth. (wld) 8. Before operating, you must write down the logic; often, you see it correctly but don’t hold on. If your mindset is poor and you can’t accept losses, don’t open a position. 9. Do fewer contracts unless short-selling; only do long positions, not short ones, because what makes me money are long positions. 10. After closing a position, write a summary: "Where did this order go wrong?", "How to improve next time?" Template for recording each order: • Short-sell/Buy: ___________ • Coin type: ___________ • Opening price: ___________ • Target price (take profit): ___________ • Stop loss price: ___________ • Brief logic (within 3 sentences): e.g., unlocked; overheated; preparing to sell after a washout by the operator. • Maximum acceptable loss in USDT (percentage) • Is averaging down allowed? What are the conditions?