Someone just commented earlier saying I wait a few days before posting updates and asked me to show short positions. Let me clarify, I’ve been posting once every one or two days over the past month or two; I’m not very active, so what does holding back have to do with it? Also, from Monday to Friday at noon, I do live streams, and I’ve clearly stated in the live room that I’ve liquidated my spot holdings to trade stocks. Moving forward, I will only open small 10U trades for fun. I’m used to live streaming, and when I’m not streaming, I’m just idle, so there’s no need to show any trades to you. There’s no need to display 10U trades either.

Please also check my recent updates. On the 3rd, before my live stream, I said I was short. Just before noon, there was a dip, and then on the 5th, I mentioned that after a rise, there might be a double bottom. Look at the 7th—did it fall back into a double bottom again? I suggested closing shorts and going for a short-term long because the US government shutdown was about to end. I clearly stated in my updates that today’s update indicates that the US shutdown will end tonight, and I expect a rebound. From a macro perspective, I don’t think there will be a big rally—no bull market, just a pause. Why do you think I need to show short positions? Didn’t I say on the 5th that a rebound might be a good opportunity for longs? We should wait until this rebound ends to see where to short. The small 10U trades I open are just to match my live chats about short-term moves; I don’t hold long-term positions. If I think the crypto market isn’t good, I’ll switch to stocks.

Maybe you’re uncomfortable because I’m bearish and want me to show short positions. I’m bearish because I’ve completely liquidated my spot holdings. I can be bearish, but that doesn’t mean I have to hold short positions.