Recently, the BTC short position strategy has been performing well, ultimately locking in over $450 in profit. This operation has given me a lot of inspiration.

Many people think that trading is just about guessing the right direction, but it's actually much more complex. Judging the direction is only the first step; the real test lies in the subsequent steps—how to manage the position and when to exit. All three steps are indispensable, forming a complete trading cycle.

This is especially true for liquid assets like Bitcoin. The market is volatile, and a little greed to hold a bit longer can easily lead to losses. The key is to leave enough room for profits and not rush to chase the last point of gain. Often, exiting early is more practical than trying to sell perfectly at the top.

Trading is not about inspiration; it's about execution and patience.