Recently, I opened three consecutive trades, and all of them broke even, which really made me feel frustrated. I was optimistic about Ethereum's recent market movement today; from a technical perspective, the structure hasn't been broken, so there should still be room for an upward push. But I ended up selling myself short and now I regret it a little.

It's also my own fault. When I entered the position, I set a 10% profit target to take profits quickly as a precaution, with the original intention of avoiding losing on fees. But because I set it too tight, the market bounced back immediately upon touching the stop-loss, trapping me. Bitcoin's recent volatility has also been quite intense; let's see if it can break out of this consolidation range. As for Solana, its current performance is okay, but overall, it's still in the observation stage.

Through this operation, I realized one thing: setting a stop-loss really needs to match your trading cycle. Setting it too tight can make it easier to be shaken out. I need to adjust my strategy later and leave more room for the market.