Last night, I called a short at the 94,000 level, then a wave of decline pushed down to around 91,000. I closed my short position there and turned around to open a long. Honestly, I stayed up quite late, my eyes are swollen, and this day-night rotation rhythm is really hard to handle.

After waking up in the morning, I didn't have much time to recover and hurriedly closed my long. As a result, BTC continued to go down, and I missed the chance to go short again. I didn't think it through at the moment and turned to check if ETH and SOL had any opportunities, thinking of switching to a different direction for a wave.

However, last night's performance was really not ideal. The PEPE coin directly cut me for 686 USDT, plus losses from shorting a few other altcoins, and I lost about 1200 USDT in total overnight. The trades I made and the sleepless nights over the past few days were basically all in vain; I didn't make any profit.

My current feeling is that if I see those meme coins or altcoins again in the future, I must stay disciplined. If everyone sees me still recklessly opening positions on unreliable coins, just come and scold me—actually, that's helping me, saving me. Sometimes, market lessons come faster than anything else.